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Microsoft Headquarters House World's Quietest Room, Here's What You'll Hear
The room, known as the anechoic chamber, was registered as the "world's quietest place" in Guinness World Records in 2015.
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Microsoft Set To Lay Off Thousands Of Employees: Report
The move dovetails with the company's plans to focus more on marketing and selling its cloud software, Azure, according to Bloomberg.
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Stop Ads on Sex Determination Tests: Supreme Court to Google, Others
The Supreme Court today ordered Yahoo!, Google and Micrsoft's Bing to stop displaying ads for sex determination tests as India tries to battle its dwindling number of girls.
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Microsoft flaw used to attack French aerospace employees, veterans
A flaw in recent versions of Internet Explorer was used to attack visitors to a website for U.S. military veterans, and also appears to have been used earlier against French aerospace industry employees, researchers said on Friday.
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IITs get thumbs up from Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
Prestigious IITs have got a thumbs up from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer who on Thursday hailed contributions of the students of these institutes and wanted to see some of the "finest and brightest" Indian minds with him at his office.Ballmer also hailed the research work being done by the students and faculty and interacted with professors of the in...
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Microsoft Headquarters House World's Quietest Room, Here's What You'll Hear
The room, known as the anechoic chamber, was registered as the "world's quietest place" in Guinness World Records in 2015.
-
Microsoft Set To Lay Off Thousands Of Employees: Report
The move dovetails with the company's plans to focus more on marketing and selling its cloud software, Azure, according to Bloomberg.
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Stop Ads on Sex Determination Tests: Supreme Court to Google, Others
The Supreme Court today ordered Yahoo!, Google and Micrsoft's Bing to stop displaying ads for sex determination tests as India tries to battle its dwindling number of girls.
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Microsoft flaw used to attack French aerospace employees, veterans
A flaw in recent versions of Internet Explorer was used to attack visitors to a website for U.S. military veterans, and also appears to have been used earlier against French aerospace industry employees, researchers said on Friday.
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IITs get thumbs up from Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
Prestigious IITs have got a thumbs up from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer who on Thursday hailed contributions of the students of these institutes and wanted to see some of the "finest and brightest" Indian minds with him at his office.Ballmer also hailed the research work being done by the students and faculty and interacted with professors of the in...
