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Microsoft has made its largest ever deal buying Activision Blizzard for almost $100 billion and following months of scandal.

Zuckerberg predicts key components of the metaverse will become mainstream in the next five to 10 years.

Microsoft is shutting down its social network, LinkedIn, in China, saying having to comply with the Chinese state has become increasingly challenging.

Google employees in the US who opt to work from home permanently may get a pay cut. Facebook

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has admitted he made "a huge mistake" in spending time with sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Criminal hackers backed by China’s Ministry of State Security are responsible for a massive ransomware attack exploiting Microsoft Exchange email servers earlier this year, the Biden administration has alleged, the media reports.

The Pentagon said it would move to a new multi-vendor approach after the massive contract was mired in litigation from Amazon and criticism from lawmakers.

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A former Microsoft employee has given insight into Bill Gates’ alleged “unrelenting” and “condescending”
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Bill and Melinda are "the most affectionate couple I've seen among celebrity entrepreneurs," Lee wrote in a Weibo post.

Billionaire power couple Bill and Melinda Gates have announced they’re getting divorced after 27 years of marriage.

Microsoft is spending $16 billion to kick-start growth in the next big thing for tech: healthcare

Cortana, Microsoft's virtual assistant designed to compete with Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant, is to be retired on mobile.

Microsoft has given the federal government a major boost, pledging to soften the blow if Google carries out a threat to leave the Australian market.

Forcing a sale of the app is a show of power, but it doesn’t really protect your privacy.

US tech firm Oracle has confirmed that TikTok's owner has formally proposed it become a "trusted technology partner" to the video-sharing app.

It launches September 10th for $1,399.

Chinese-owned technology company TikTok has announced plans to build a $500 million European data hub which will be located in Ireland. It is expected to become operational by 2022.

Last week, Congress grilled Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook.

A possible sale of Chinese-owned TikTok's US operations to Microsoft is reportedly on hold after Donald Trump vowed to ban the video-sharing app.