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Microsoft’s email security is unexpectedly blocking legitimate business mail

Inconsistent filtering, whether from a bug or a policy change, is bouncing legitimate messages sent to Outlook, Hotmail, and other Microsoft consumer accounts, with error messages citing missing or failed email authentication.

5 big Windows headaches and how to fix them

Dealing with Windows annoyances can eat into your productivity. These fixes will curb Windows’ worst behavior so you can get more done.

Getting ready for Apple’s next big thing: MacBook Neo 2

Will Apple find a way to offer more while keeping the price low?

A mole in the White House? Residential proxies are everywhere

There are signs that residential proxy software is running on a device at the very heart of the US administration.

Journify Raises $12M Series A Amid 5x Growth

Meta does a U-turn on controversial new AI terms for businesses

A customer backlash has prompted Meta to pause its claims on enterprise content.

Meta does a U-turn on controversial new AI terms for businesses

A customer backlash has prompted Meta to pause its claims on enterprise content.

Enterprises must take blame for their AI agents’ mistakes, say regulators

Businesses using autonomous AI agents are still subject to existing competition, consumer, and data protection law, according to four UK watchdogs.

OpenAI buys tiny software developer to improve Codex

It’s acquiring Pierre Computer to boost the performance of the Git systems it relies on.

Box launches Architect, an AI-powered workflow builder

The company also announced a new content retrieval engine powered by Nvidia’s Nemotron open models, which it says will help AI agents find information in Box documents faster while reducing token usage.

Microsoft extends undisclosed usage restrictions on Copilot Chat for enterprise users

The restrictions apply to enterprise users who access Copilot Chat through existing Microsoft 365 subscriptions without separate Copilot licenses, the company said.

Don’t mention the data center: OpenAI calls them ‘compute campuses’ instead

They mentioned them twice but they think they got away with it.

Google is in trouble, deep

And it couldn't happen to a nicer company.