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Microsoft tests Windows feature that could make app startup less of a slog

Low Latency Profile reportedly speeds up app launch times by up to 40%.
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Microsoft to test third-party AI models for incorporation in its security offerings

The announcement follows Anthropic’s debut of its leading-edge Mythos model, which the company says has already found thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities.
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Microsoft tests Windows 11 CPU boost to speed up apps

New CPU boost: Windows 11's 'Low Latency Profile' temporarily raises CPU frequency for faster app and menu loading. Why gamers care: Shorter load times could improve responsiveness in browser games ...

Microsoft is testing OpenClaw-like AI bots for Copilot

Sources tell The Information that Microsoft is confident that it can implement “safer” versions of the tool. The always-on ...

Microsoft Is Testing a Way to Delay Windows Updates Indefinitely

Microsoft is overhauling the Windows Update experience with a new option to pause all updates for up to 35 days. You can keep ...
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Microsoft is testing a built-in crypto wallet in Microsoft Edge

Microsoft is working on a non-custodial built-in Ethereum crypto wallet for Microsoft Edge to allow users to send and receive cryptocurrency and NFTs. Public keys can be shared with others to ...

US government to test AI models, expand oversight

The Center for AI Standards and Innovation announced Tuesday that it will test AI models from some top firms to vet them for ...