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In a landmark development on May 7, 2025, Microsoft officially announced its support for Google’s Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, setting a new milestone in cross-platform AI interoperability. This strategic alignment promises unprecedented flexibility and efficiency for enterprise-level AI applications. A Major Step Towards Open AI Ecosystems Microsoft has confirmed it will integrate the A2A protocol into its major AI development platforms—Azure AI Foundry and Copilot Studio. The company has also joined the A2A working group on GitHub, actively participating with global developers to refine and advance this standardized communication framework. This initiative is widely regarded as a groundbreaking move toward overcoming traditional AI operational silos. “By embracing A2A and developing open orchestration platforms, we’re laying the groundwork for next-generation software,” Microsoft...
Microsoft announced new AI-integrated Surface Copilot+ models, including a 12-inch Surface Pro and 13-inch Surface Laptop. Designed to elevate productivity and security, these devices leverage AI to enhance user experiences significantly.
Microsoft has officially ended Skype’s service on May 5, 2025, concluding a remarkable 22-year journey of this groundbreaking communication platform. Launched in 2003, Skype transformed digital communication, pioneering free voice and video calling that connected millions globally.
NVIDIA saw its stock price significantly rise today, driven by fresh optimism in the market after Microsoft and Meta announced major expansions in their artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced today that artificial intelligence now writes approximately 30% of Microsoft’s software code. This notable milestone highlights AI’s growing role in programming, significantly boosting development efficiency. Despite this progress, Nadella noted that fully AI-driven software engineering remains a future ambition, signaling ongoing evolution in the industry.
Microsoft’s latest updates for Windows 11 (Build 26200.5516 and 26120.3653) have notably disabled the previously popular workaround command OOBE\BYPASSNRO, making it more challenging for users to create local accounts during installation. However, tech enthusiasts have rapidly identified a new and simpler method to bypass the Microsoft account requirement. Say Goodbye to OOBE\BYPASSNRO Previously, users relied heavily on the OOBE\BYPASSNRO command to bypass network requirements and create local accounts during the setup process. Unfortunately, this command no longer functions in the latest updates. The New, Simpler Workaround The new method to swiftly bypass Microsoft’s enforced online account setup involves only a simple keyboard shortcut and a single command line: At the network connection prompt during setup, press Shift + F10 to...
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