Articles from July 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in July 2025
Microsoft Azure Ignites Big Tech’s AI-Fueled Renaissance with Record 30% Revenue Surge
Microsoft’s Azure cloud division has shattered expectations with year-over-year revenue growth exceeding 30% in the most recent quarter, cementing its role as the primary engine behind a broader...
Microsoft Q4 Revenue Hits $76.4B on AI-Fueled Azure Growth, Morningstar Ups Target to $600
Microsoft closed its fiscal year with a thunderclap, reporting fourth-quarter revenue of $76.4 billion — an 18% year-over-year leap that sailed past the Street's most bullish forecasts. The...
Proofpoint Uncovers AiTM Phishing That Bypasses MFA with Fake Microsoft Apps
Cybersecurity firm Proofpoint has issued an urgent warning about a new breed of phishing campaign that methodically dismantles a core enterprise safeguard: multi-factor authentication. Hackers are...
As Windows 10 Support Winds Down, Fly By 11 Gives Unsupported CPUs a Path to Windows 11
Millions of perfectly capable PCs will lose official support in October 2025 when Windows 10 reaches end of life. Microsoft’s strict hardware requirements for Windows 11—especially its narrow...
Copilot Studio Now Powers 230K Orgs: Microsoft’s Blueprint for AI Agent Governance
Microsoft’s Copilot Studio is now used by over 230,000 organizations—including 90% of the Fortune 500—and the company is urging CIOs to overhaul their governance models before autonomous agents...
Power Platform Community Conference 2025 Doubles Down on AI Agents with Live Hackathon
The Power Platform Community Conference returns to Las Vegas this October with a clear message: AI agents are no longer experimental—they are the new building blocks for business applications. For...
Microsoft Disables Excel External Links to Blocked File Types: What It Means for Windows Users
Excel will start blocking external workbook links to files considered dangerous by Microsoft’s Office Trust Center, a change that rolls out between October 2025 and July 2026. The move, signaled by...
The Ghost in Windows: Why Microsoft Can't Kill the Control Panel After Nearly 40 Years
Windows 1.0 shipped with a Control Panel in 1985. Windows 11 still carries that same Control Panel—buried, diminished, but fully functional—in 2024. Nearly four decades after its debut, and more...
Why Clearing Your Windows 11 Cache Is the Instant Performance Fix You’re Overlooking
Windows 11 machines, even top-tier ones, can slow to a crawl as they accumulate gigabytes of temporary files and caches. And the fix is simpler than you might think. A handful of built-in Windows...
Microsoft’s DragonV2.1Neural Model Clones Voices from Seconds of Audio, Deepening Deepfake Dilemma
Microsoft has fired a shot across the bow of the voice technology industry with an upgrade to Azure AI Speech that can clone any human voice from just a few seconds of sample audio. The new...
How Microsoft's AI Copilot Puts Dynamics 365 Finance Ahead of NetSuite in 2025 Enterprise ERP Race
Microsoft’s generative AI push has turned the 2025 cloud ERP decision from a close contest into a race where Dynamics 365 Finance holds a clear advantage, thanks to its deeply embedded Copilot...
Microsoft’s Azure Blazes Past $75B Annual Revenue: Nadella Declares AI Infrastructure Supremacy
Microsoft closed its fiscal year with a thunderclap, reporting $76.4 billion in quarterly revenue — a 17 percent jump — and revealing that Azure, its cloud titan, has surpassed $75 billion in...