Review prep means chasing metrics across docs, tools, and teams. So Nency built a searchable hub with GitHub Copilot and VS Code, with 205+ metrics in one place. Best part is what used to take hours now takes minutes.

What's going on with Surface pricing? Is it a sign that Microsoft doesn't care enough about hardware to fight to keep it competitive? Listen to the latest Windows Central Podcast now: https://t.co/ymnAnDXAsr

Microsoft is quietly taking over the Enterprise AI Agent stack.And most people have only seen ~10% of it.Everyone talks about Copilot.Some know Azure.A few use GitHub Copilot.But underneath...Microsoft has built a full-stack AI ecosystem—from models → to agents → to governance.Here’s the full breakdown 👇📌 1. Models (the brain)Azure GPT-5.1, Phi-4, MAI-1, KOSMOS-2, Florence 2, MAI-VoiceThis is the intelligence layer powering everything.📌 2. Frameworks (the builder layer)Semantic Kernel, AutoGe

Inbox overload? Calendar conflicts? Copilot keeps everything on track with new agentic capabilities in Outlook. Available via the Frontier program. Read the blog: https://t.co/wfcecGtQuP

Microsoft canceling its internal Claude Code licenses this week likely has almost nothing to do with AI costs becoming untenable.Microsoft's own statement says Claude models remain accessible through Copilot CLI and Anthropic's Claude still runs inside Microsoft 365.The real story is that Microsoft's own product (GitHub Copilot) was being embarrassed by a competitor internally this is a platform strategy play, not a cost crisis call.And the post assumes token prices are rising and unsustainable