A digital twin of St. Peter’s Basilica has been created using artificial intelligence to explore one of the world’s most important monument’s

A Russian state-backed group that Microsoft said hacked into its corporate email accounts was able to gain access to its core software systems, the company said.

Microsoft revealed that the Russian-backed hacker group Midnight Blizzard infiltrated a "small percentage" of the company's corporate email accounts.

Microsoft's newly sophisticated Bing search engine has delivered results some find troubling.

The layoffs at Microsoft will affect nearly 5% of the company's global workforce.

The job cuts at Microsoft came across various positions, levels and geographic regions.

Gaming "will play a key role in the development of metaverse platforms," Microsoft CEO said.

Microsoft Corp. shareholders voted to force the company to more transparently address sexual harassment claims via independent investigations and public reporting.

The company said your PC will need a special processor known as a Trusted Platform Module, or "TPM," chip in order to run Windows 11.

The Kremlin has dismissed new allegations from Microsoft that Russian state hackers used a State Department email account to launch a hack on a human rights groups.

Bill and Melinda Gates are divorcing after nearly three decades of marriage.

Microsoft revealed it was being investigated by the Department of Labor over its pledge from earlier this year to bolster Black employment.

Election security issues have been at the forefront of the 2020 presidential race.

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has died at 65.

Satya Nadella talks artificial intelligence and the future of jobs on "Real Biz with Rebecca Jarvis".

Fans of the app were outraged and took to social media to voice their anguish.

Bill Gates has launched a campaign to help impoverished families in sub-Saharan Africa raise chickens as a means to fight poverty.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi and Microsoft are teaming up in a new deal that could help bolster both companies' sluggish smartphone businesses.

Microsoft announced today it is slashing 1,850 jobs in its mobile division as the company seeks to streamline operations.

Another tech giant is taking a stand against the federal government when it comes to privacy issues.

Lawsuit was filed today in federal court in the Western District of Washington.