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A mechanic wearing a HoloLens 2 device repairs equipment overlaid with 3D annotations and holographic windows showing a Teams call and step-by-step instructions

HoloLens 2 brings new immersive collaboration tools to industrial metaverse customers

By Jake Siegel

Dec 15, 2022
A physical desktop view from above

MORSE security team takes proactive approach to finding bugs

By Elliott Smith

Aug 3, 2022
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Hydrogen fuel cells could provide emission free backup power at datacenters, Microsoft says

By John Roach

Jul 28, 2022
A graphic of a Minecraft block world, with "Block Party" also written in Minecraft blocks

Minecraft is helping communities build thriving new public spaces around the world, block by block

By Thomas Kohnstamm

Jun 8, 2018
Microsoft's Project Natick on deployment day off the coast of Orkney Island, Scotland Friday June 1, 2018. (Photography by Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures)

Under the sea, Microsoft tests a datacenter that’s quick to deploy, could provide internet connectivity for years

By John Roach

Jun 5, 2018
Butler Lampson sits in an office staring into the camera

Computing legend Butler Lampson continues to envision the future

By Athima Chansanchai

May 9, 2018
A graphic of asta roseway standing before flowers and mountains

One researcher’s bold vision for the future of design, tech – and just about everything else

By Thomas Kohnstamm

Apr 16, 2018
Geralyn Miller rests her arms on a glass rail overlooking a building lobby

Microsoft announces general availability of cloud-based tools for genomics research

By John Roach

Feb 28, 2018
Charles Marcus, Krysta Svore, Leo Kouwenhoven and Michael Freedman staring at the camera in the office lobby

The future is quantum: Microsoft releases free preview of Quantum Development Kit

By Allison Linn

Dec 11, 2017
An aerial view of a Microsoft campus

Inside Microsoft’s smartest, greenest office yet

By Thomas Kohnstamm

Dec 5, 2017
Debadeepta Dey, Andrey Kolobov, Rick Rogahn, Ashish Kapoor and Jim Piavis prepare to launch a type of glider known as a sailplane in the desert in Hawthorne, Nevada.

Science mimics nature: Microsoft researchers test AI-controlled soaring machine

By Allison Linn

Aug 16, 2017
A graphic showing a green sphere with many green dots circling, with their orbits outlined

Securing the Cloud

By Allison Linn

Jun 6, 2017
Duncan Watts sits deep in thought looking at his computer in his office surrounded by books

Microsoft researchers bring computer power to social science

By Allison Linn

Mar 16, 2017
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