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Microsoft's obsession with Windows is ending, and I couldn't be happier

Commentary: It’s all about AI and the web now.

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<p>Microsoft's Nadella is starting to push the tech industry to rethink how it handles user privacy.</p>

Microsoft's Nadella says privacy is a human right that needs protecting

The software giant's CEO also talks about security and ethics at the company's Build developer conference Monday in Seattle.

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<p>He likes to tell a joke or two.</p>

Microsoft CEO tells iPad users to 'get a real computer'

Commentary: In India, Satya Nadella spots two journalists with iPads. He isn't entirely impressed.

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<p>Satya Nadella at Vanity Fair's&nbsp;New Establishment Summit</p>

Satya Nadella is making Microsoft nicer

The CEO who took over from Steve Ballmer in 2014 says he's pushing the famously competitive and combative Microsoft to be more empathetic.

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Satya Nadella talks up mixed reality for IT

At the Microsoft Ignite tech conference, CEO Satya Nadella shows off mixed reality's benefits for collaboration and security.

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<p>Hundreds of immigration advocates and supporters attend a rally and march to Trump Tower in support of DACA Wednesday.</p>

Apple, Google, Facebook and more speak out on DACA

Silicon Valley once again is speaking out against President Donald Trump, this time over his plan to end the popular but controversial "Dreamers" program.

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Did Alexa and Cortana just become best friends?

The Amazon and Microsoft voice assistants will soon work together.

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Cortana and Alexa team up, will talk to each other

A partnership between Microsoft and Amazon has the smart voice-controlled assistants working together to do more tasks.

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Apple's Tim Cook falls 45 places in employee CEO ranking

Commentary: Glassdoor issues its annual ranking. Apple's Tim Cook falls to No. 53, while Microsoft's Satya Nadella leaps to No 29.

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Microsoft's Nadella says we need to prevent '1984'

The tech industry has a duty to design products in a way that won't result in a dystopian future, says the Microsoft CEO.

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Microsoft CEO: 500 million people use Windows 10

At Microsoft Build, Sayta Nadella says there are now half a billion people using Windows 10 on tablets, phones and desktop devices.

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<p>Microsoft’s voice-activated virtual assistant is more than just a direct link to Bing (or <a href="http://www.cnet.com/how-to/force-cortana-to-use-google-instead-of-bing/">whatever search engine you’ve forced her to use</a>) -- she’s, well, an <em>assistant</em>. That means she can do everything from <a href="http://www.cnet.com/pictures/cortana-best-features/">scheduling meetings and setting alarms</a> to <a href="http://www.cnet.com/pictures/cortana-easter-eggs/">delivering a decent joke</a>. You probably know several of Cortana’s hidden talents, but there’s always more to discover. So here are 10 cool things you can ask her to do in Windows 10. </p><br>

Microsoft to take on Amazon's Alexa and Google Home

The tech giant plans to unveil a range of Cortana-powered devices by the end of this year.

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