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  1. AI infrastructure built with sovereignty in mind.

    Microsoft pours $10B into Japan

    Microsoft invests $10 billion in Japan to expand AI infrastructure, strengthen cybersecurity and train one million workers, supporting the country’s push for…

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  2. THE real race is not just building AI — but building people who can use it.

    AI or fall behind: Microsoft sets 2026 agenda

    Microsoft Philippines urges businesses to move beyond AI experimentation toward full-scale transformation in 2026, focusing on embedding AI into operations,…

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  4. When your AI helper becomes a risk

    When your AI helper becomes a risk

    AI assistants are boosting productivity across Fortune 500 companies, but unsanctioned use and weak security measures pose risks, including memory poisoning…

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  5. AI for reading recovery.

    AI penetrates the classroom

    DepEd and Microsoft Philippines are scaling their partnership to boost national literacy through AI-powered tools like Reading Progress, helping teachers…

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  7. FROM quantum chips to seaweed cement, Microsoft says AI had a very busy year.

    Microsoft unveils AI breakthroughs

    Microsoft unveils AI-driven breakthroughs in 2025, advancing quantum computing, drug discovery, materials design, climate science, and sustainable technologies.

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  8. CHATGPT allegedly validated fears of the son that he was being poisoned, rather than challenging them.

    ChatGPT blamed for U.S. murder-suicide

    The estate of a Connecticut woman files a wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging ChatGPT fueled her son’s delusions and played a role in…

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  12. IT’S hard to believe that a tech giant like Microsoft would fall prey to hackers but it did.

    Chinese hackers attack Microsoft

    Microsoft’s success at making its software commonplace in offices and homes also makes it a prime target for hackers out to steal money or information.

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  13. A PEDESTRIAN walks by a sign at a LinkedIn office on July 26, 2023 in San Francisco, California. LinkedIn announced plans to cut nearly 200 jobs at offices in the San Francisco Bay Area. The cuts follow 700 layoffs earlier in the year.

    LinkedIn to cut 281 jobs in California

    LinkedIn will lay off 281 employees in California, including software engineers, as part of broader job cuts across Microsoft. AI automation may be a factor.

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  14. (FILES) A view of the headquarters of Kaspersky Lab, Russia's leading antivirus software development company, in Moscow in October 2017.

    Password breaches hit 4M — Kaspersky

    Kaspersky said breaking passwords continues to be a trusted tool by cybercriminals to try to infiltrate firms in Southeast Asia.

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