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Microsoft Shuts Industrial Metaverse Project Airsim to Focus on AI, Lays Off Team Members
Microsoft has reportedly shut down its Airsim and Bonsai projects, both of which were part of its industrial metaverse development division. The members that were part of these respective teams were asked to join a virtual meeting earlier this week, where the software giant disclosed that they were being laid off. The software giant is looking to k...
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Microsoft Product Chief Panos Panay to Exit, Pavan Davuluri to Lead Next
Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri will lead a team focused on Windows software, devices portfolio and semiconductor chips, the company said on Monday, while announcing the departure of longtime product chief Panos Panay. The team led by Davuluri will "build silicon, systems and devices that span Windows, client and cloud for an AI world," according to a s...
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Gameplay Reveal Trailer Showcases Sandbox-Like Campaign, 'No Russian' Mission
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 just got a gameplay trailer, revealing Captain Price and Task Force 141’s efforts to take down the Russian ultranationalist war criminal Vladimir Makarov. The game also introduces a non-linear campaign structure called ‘Open Combat Missions,’ which let you take varied approaches to missions, such as choosing to ...
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Let’s All Calm Down About AI’s ‘Extinction Risk’
Spotlighting AI’s world-destroying capabilities in vague ways allows us to fill in the blanks with our imagination, ascribing future AI with infinite capabilities and power. It’s a masterful marketing ploy.
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How Raji: An Ancient Epic Was Ported to Mobile: In Conversation With Nodding Heads Games
Gadgets360 spoke to Nodding Heads Games, developer of Raji: an Ancient Epic, which was recently released on Android and iOS devices via Netflix Games. All versions of the game were built on Unreal Engine 4, and the team took the Nintendo Switch version and optimised it for mobile. This involved reworking the geometry detail to reduce GPU load and r...
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Outage Hits Microsoft Cloud Platform Azure, Teams And Outlook Services
Outage tracking website Downdetector showed more than 3,900 incidents in India and over 900 in Japan. Outage reports also spiked in Australia, Britain and the United Arab Emirates.
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Halo Lead Bonnie Ross Stepping Down From 343 Industries, Served 15 Years With the Franchise
Bonnie Ross, founder and head of Halo developer 343 Industries is stepping down, after serving 15 years with the franchise. Her position will effectively be taken over by Pierre Hintze, the current head of production at 343 Industries. The company shake-up comes in the wake of Halo Infinite delaying all its upcoming content, including the long-requ...
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Microsoft Teams Down for Thousands of Users, Company Investigating Outage
Microsoft Teams is down for thousands of users, after the collaboration software was inaccessible on Thursday morning. Website and service downtime tracker Downtedector reported thousands of user reports stating the service was inaccessible. Microsoft has confirmed that it is investigating reports that the service is inaccessible.
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Microsoft Investigates MS Teams Outage For Thousands Of Users
Microsoft Corp's messaging application MS Teams was down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to an outage tracking website, and the company said it was investigating the disruption.
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Microsoft Teams Down For Thousands Of Users: Report
Microsoft Corp's messaging application MS Teams was down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to an outage tracking website, and the company said it was investigating the disruption.
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Internet Explorer Shuts Down Next Year: Twitter Thread Chronicles What Went Into Creating It
Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 3.0 25 years ago on August 13, 1996, marking its entry into then-ongoing 'Browser Wars.' The tech giant has already announced that it will retire its Internet Explorer 11 desktop application on June 15, 2022, a month before its 26th anniversary. And while it might be going out, the story of its arrival and event...
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Microsoft Rides Cloud Strength to Post Sales Growth; Windows, Xbox Businesses See Strong Demand
Microsoft met analysts' quarterly sales expectations and beat profit estimates, but its shares fell slightly reflecting some scepticism about one-off benefits included in the results and high hopes after a year-long rally.
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Microsoft Teams May Receive Improvements for Desktop App to Cut Down on RAM, CPU Usage
Microsoft confirmed via a status update on a community forum that it was working on a performance issue on the desktop app. Users have been reporting that the Microsoft Teams desktop app consumes a lot of RAM. Microsoft Teams has received other updates this month, including an offline autosend option.
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From Zoom to Quibi: Tech Winners and Losers of 2020
In many ways, 2020′s pandemic-induced isolation threw our dependence on technology into overdrive, snipping away at our real-life connections while bringing digital relationships to the fore.
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Cisco's Webex Close to 60 Million Users, to Get New Noise-Filter Feature
Cisco's video-conferencing app Webex clocked 590 million participants in September and is on track to record over 600 million this month, nearly double the numbers recorded in March when countries started shutting down due to the pandemic. It also plans to roll out a feature to filter background noise.
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Microsoft Shuts Industrial Metaverse Project Airsim to Focus on AI, Lays Off Team Members
Microsoft has reportedly shut down its Airsim and Bonsai projects, both of which were part of its industrial metaverse development division. The members that were part of these respective teams were asked to join a virtual meeting earlier this week, where the software giant disclosed that they were being laid off. The software giant is looking to k...
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Microsoft Product Chief Panos Panay to Exit, Pavan Davuluri to Lead Next
Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri will lead a team focused on Windows software, devices portfolio and semiconductor chips, the company said on Monday, while announcing the departure of longtime product chief Panos Panay. The team led by Davuluri will "build silicon, systems and devices that span Windows, client and cloud for an AI world," according to a s...
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Gameplay Reveal Trailer Showcases Sandbox-Like Campaign, 'No Russian' Mission
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 just got a gameplay trailer, revealing Captain Price and Task Force 141’s efforts to take down the Russian ultranationalist war criminal Vladimir Makarov. The game also introduces a non-linear campaign structure called ‘Open Combat Missions,’ which let you take varied approaches to missions, such as choosing to ...
-
Let’s All Calm Down About AI’s ‘Extinction Risk’
Spotlighting AI’s world-destroying capabilities in vague ways allows us to fill in the blanks with our imagination, ascribing future AI with infinite capabilities and power. It’s a masterful marketing ploy.
-
How Raji: An Ancient Epic Was Ported to Mobile: In Conversation With Nodding Heads Games
Gadgets360 spoke to Nodding Heads Games, developer of Raji: an Ancient Epic, which was recently released on Android and iOS devices via Netflix Games. All versions of the game were built on Unreal Engine 4, and the team took the Nintendo Switch version and optimised it for mobile. This involved reworking the geometry detail to reduce GPU load and r...
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Outage Hits Microsoft Cloud Platform Azure, Teams And Outlook Services
Outage tracking website Downdetector showed more than 3,900 incidents in India and over 900 in Japan. Outage reports also spiked in Australia, Britain and the United Arab Emirates.
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Halo Lead Bonnie Ross Stepping Down From 343 Industries, Served 15 Years With the Franchise
Bonnie Ross, founder and head of Halo developer 343 Industries is stepping down, after serving 15 years with the franchise. Her position will effectively be taken over by Pierre Hintze, the current head of production at 343 Industries. The company shake-up comes in the wake of Halo Infinite delaying all its upcoming content, including the long-requ...
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Microsoft Teams Down for Thousands of Users, Company Investigating Outage
Microsoft Teams is down for thousands of users, after the collaboration software was inaccessible on Thursday morning. Website and service downtime tracker Downtedector reported thousands of user reports stating the service was inaccessible. Microsoft has confirmed that it is investigating reports that the service is inaccessible.
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Microsoft Investigates MS Teams Outage For Thousands Of Users
Microsoft Corp's messaging application MS Teams was down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to an outage tracking website, and the company said it was investigating the disruption.
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Microsoft Teams Down For Thousands Of Users: Report
Microsoft Corp's messaging application MS Teams was down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to an outage tracking website, and the company said it was investigating the disruption.
-
Internet Explorer Shuts Down Next Year: Twitter Thread Chronicles What Went Into Creating It
Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 3.0 25 years ago on August 13, 1996, marking its entry into then-ongoing 'Browser Wars.' The tech giant has already announced that it will retire its Internet Explorer 11 desktop application on June 15, 2022, a month before its 26th anniversary. And while it might be going out, the story of its arrival and event...
-
Microsoft Rides Cloud Strength to Post Sales Growth; Windows, Xbox Businesses See Strong Demand
Microsoft met analysts' quarterly sales expectations and beat profit estimates, but its shares fell slightly reflecting some scepticism about one-off benefits included in the results and high hopes after a year-long rally.
-
Microsoft Teams May Receive Improvements for Desktop App to Cut Down on RAM, CPU Usage
Microsoft confirmed via a status update on a community forum that it was working on a performance issue on the desktop app. Users have been reporting that the Microsoft Teams desktop app consumes a lot of RAM. Microsoft Teams has received other updates this month, including an offline autosend option.
-
From Zoom to Quibi: Tech Winners and Losers of 2020
In many ways, 2020′s pandemic-induced isolation threw our dependence on technology into overdrive, snipping away at our real-life connections while bringing digital relationships to the fore.
-
Cisco's Webex Close to 60 Million Users, to Get New Noise-Filter Feature
Cisco's video-conferencing app Webex clocked 590 million participants in September and is on track to record over 600 million this month, nearly double the numbers recorded in March when countries started shutting down due to the pandemic. It also plans to roll out a feature to filter background noise.
