Analysts say Microsoft is still in the early innings of driving uptake for Copilot, its artificial-intelligence assistant that runs in the Microsoft 365 software suite. Microsoft executives cited signs of momentum on the earnings call,

The company is seeing more demand for its cloud computing and AI services than it can keep up with, a challenge that is supercharging profits.

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer recently discussed. Cramer highlighted the reason why the stock got hit despite reporting solid earnings, as he commented: “Microsoft reported what I thought was a truly strong quarter.

Microsoft is slated to report quarterly results after markets close Wednesday, and Wall Street analysts expect another solid showing.

Microsoft has launched App Builder, a new AI agent that can be used to create apps using conversational language in just a few minutes. App Builder is based on Copilot and has a familiar workflow: describe what the app should do and it handles the rest automatically.

One way investors are looking for Microsoft to monetize artificial intelligence is through uptake of Copilot, an AI assistant that helps in applications like Excel and GitHub. So far, the technology is still in an "early adoption phase,

Microsoft is rolling out new AI features in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as part of what it calls “vibe working.” The updates introduce Agent Mode and Office Agent, tools designed to handle multi-step tasks and generate documents,

Microsoft has been cracking down on the use of local accounts since the launch of Windows 11, but it's now almost impossible to use a local account unless you log in to your Microsoft account for setup and then log in to a local-only account once setup is ...

There are still other ways to choose a local account in Windows 11. You can set up your PC with a Microsoft account initially and then switch to a local one. You can also turn to a third-party utility like Rufus, which allows you to select a local account before you install Windows.

Microsoft shares are trading lower on Thursday following the company's quarterly results. Here's a look at what's going on.