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Ctrl + N was started last year as a weekly newsletter about all things Microsoft, and it had a fair run in terms of subscribers and open rates. However, as the pandemic took a toll on our work lives and events went online, I paused it around BUILD 2020, a virtual event this year…
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It’s been a terrible few weeks with the global health concerns regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. 
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There’s a new browser in town A little over a year ago, Microsoft announced its intention to rebuild Microsoft Edge on the Chromium open source project…
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Artificial Intelligence loses its Head According to an internal Microsoft announcement, Executive Vice President Harry Shum, a 23-year Microsoft vetera…
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Last week, I was at Microsoft Ignite 2019 in Orlando, FL. With over 25,000 attendees, Microsoft’s annual tech conference focused on software developmen…
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Microsoft announced the financial results for the first quarter of FY 2020 beating expectations and a 14% increase in revenue ($33.1 billion) as compar…
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First up, apologies for sending this late by a day. Just when I hit publish last evening, Substack, the service I use for the newsletter, chose to veri…
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The annual Surface event in New York on October 2, 2019 was the most appropriate representation of the new Microsoft under Satya Nadella. With a reputa…
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