Nvidia may be the most popular chip stock right now, but smart investors are beginning to look for growth elsewhere.

Microsoft’s annual event opened with announcements and demonstrations of new offerings fueled by artificial intelligence.

In Microsoft's view, humans are not the only ones to manage in a workplace. Artificial intelligence needs a manager, too.

Work IQ is the intelligence layer behind Microsoft 365 Copilot, the AI chatbot tool integrated into Microsoft products, and the company’s AI agents. Tapping into Work IQ, Microsoft released three new agents designed to simplify workforce management, assist with upskilling and strengthen employee connections.

Investors worried about circular financing in the world of artificial intelligence got some more fodder this week, as Nvidia and Microsoft said they would invest in Anthropic, which plans to purchase chips from Nvidia and cloud capacity from Microsoft.

While most businesses are reasonably familiar with how to manage people, managing artificial intelligence (AI) is a much different notion. There

It starts with the new Microsoft Agent 365, which is described as a “control plane for AI agents,” bringing enhanced observability to every level of the AI stack. It’s a new kind of security agent that’s meant to help teams observe, manage and govern every new agent they create, designed to address the problem of agentic sprawl.

Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman says superintelligence is an "anti-goal" and not "a positive vision of the future."

The US has authorized the export of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors to G42, the UAE-based technology conglomerate, a deployment that falls under the UAE–US AI corridor that was established earlier this year.

Microsoft Corp. is infusing artificial intelligence agents into Azure Copilot to turbocharge cloud operations with agentic automation.