Microsoft is now having thousands of its software engineers test Anthropic's Claude Code alongside its own GitHub Copilot.

Microsoft is testing AI-assisted coding for non-developers, signalling a shift in how ideas move to prototypes.

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Microsoft first started adopting Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4 model inside its developer division in June last year, before ...

Quantum development just got easier with Microsoft’s open-source kit offering VS Code integration, logical qubits, and cloud ...

Microsoft’s push for efficiency placed a heavy emphasis on eliminating layers of management, but layoff data from this week showed managers didn’t bear the brunt of job cuts. The Redmond, ...

Microsoft is asking non-developer employees to use AI tools like Claude Code to prototype ideas faster, as the company experiments with how software is built internally.

Microsoft is on a mission to reinvent GitHub as a leading hub for AI development, directly challenging emerging competitors ...

Amid layoffs, Microsoft has also retained and rewarded employees focused on AI. Federal filings reveal how much the tech giant pays engineers, product managers, and more. Microsoft software engineers ...

Quantum computing has attracted attention for years, but for most developers it has felt distant and impractical. By making its development kit open source and integrating it with widely used tools ...