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Microsoft adds pay-as-you-go pricing for extra OneDrive storage
Following a similar move with SharePoint, Microsoft 365 business customers can pay for additional OneDrive storage as users consume it, rather than purchasing extra capacity up front.
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Microsoft integrates SOC capabilities with Defender for enterprises
The preview hands E5 and E7 customers SOC tools that once cost extra, and puts a price on everything else.
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Hello, Googlebook: The complete FAQ on Google's Android-ChromeOS combo
Android and ChromeOS are coming together in a wild new way with Google's new Googlebook laptops. Here's everything you need to know about the devices and the ecosystem around them.
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OpenAI's new priorities for third-party assessments are a fine start, but they lack teeth
OpenAI might be open to stricter model safety enforcement, but only if all of its rivals agree to the identical restrictions, analysts say.
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California joins US states clamping down on data center gold rush
At least 45 US data center projects worth an estimated $68 billion were blocked or delayed in the second quarter, as communities increasingly push back on power, water, and land demands; analysts say enterprises need a different approach.
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Why AI companies are really pumping the brakes on their models
They say it's because frontier AI development is advancing faster than their ability to test, monitor, govern, and contain it. But is it really? Safety is far from their main motivation.
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Judge spares Google's ad-tech business from a breakup
Really, did you expect anything else?
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Why AI doesn't make companies more productive
Artificial Intelligence can make individual workers more productive. But what does that mean for the larger organization?
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How AI is killing smartphone apps in China
While Apple and Google are adding AI apps to smartphones, Chinese companies are replacing apps with AI.
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Apple will soon offer iPhones, Macs, etc., on a subscription basis
Apple will launch a new deal with Klarna next week allowing customers to spread out the cost of devices like a subscription.
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