Microsoft’s AI obsession is jeopardizing its climate ambitions
Microsoft’s producing a lot more planet-heating pollution now than it did when it made a bold climate pledge back in 2020.
Games Inbox: Xbox going multiformat, Resident Evil 9 sci-fi, and Call Of Duty Game Pass dilemma
The Thursday letters page is upset the Assassin’s Creed Shadows reveal was spoilt, as one reader hopes for Mortal Kombat: ...
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Senators Want $32 Billion Annually for AI Funding
A bipartisan group of senators releases recommendations around AI, including regulations and funding research.
8 Best Quantum Computing Stocks to Buy in 2024
With abundant promise in the sector, which quantum computing stocks offer the most growth potential in 2024? These eight ...
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Microsoft launches initiative to counter 30% rise in Scope 3 emissions since 2020
The company‘s Scope 1 and 2 emissions — those closely tied to the company’s operations, manufacturing and use of power — have ...
Microsoft’s carbon footprint keeps growing as AI drives data center expansions
Microsoft's Thermal Energy Center at its Redmond, Wash. headquarters. The center taps geothermal energy from the earth to ...
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Intel Earnings Day Is Here. Better PC Demand Could Provide a Boost.
For the quarter, Intel’s guidance calls for revenue of $12.2 billion to $13.2 billion ... a near-term boost from a refresh cycle in PCs, aided by Microsoft’s pending termination of support ...
Microsoft's quest for short-term $$$ is doing long-term damage to Windows, Surface, Xbox, and beyond
Microsoft has made some baffling decisions in recent years. From sucking the life out of Surface to putting ads in the Windows Start Menu to killing Xbox-exclusive games, what exactly is going on?