Microsoft introduced MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, its first AI model specialized in cybersecurity, designed to detect vulnerabilities in complex code. Alongside, it launched Perception, a new AI-driven security platform that automates bug detection and remediation using teams of AI agents. The company claims its model outperforms competitors like Google and OpenAI on key benchmarks and aims to help enterprises defend against AI-powered cyberattacks. The tools will be available in preview starting November 3, entering a competitive market of AI cybersecurity solutions.
After a strong buy recommendation following the October 2025 market drop, Microsoft shares have risen nearly 40%. However, the investor is now less confident due to a changing macroeconomic environment, including a 10-year bond yield above 5% and a h...
Options trading volume surged over 50% above average for Alphabet and Microsoft as investors reacted to better-than-expected economic data, including softer inflation. Alphabet's stock rose 2.7% with call options heavily favored, indicating strong bu...
OpenAI executives once considered selling advanced AI tools, including future AGI technology, to foreign governments such as Russia and China to raise funds, alarming top researchers like Dario Amodei. These proposals, alongside offering early AI acc...
Piper Sandler raised its price target for Microsoft to $610 from $550, highlighting the impact of the new E7 enterprise licensing plan and AI tools like Copilot and Cowork. The E7 plan, launched two months ago, has already attracted millions of seats...
Microsoft shows strong growth driven by AI, with Azure's 43% growth and 30 million paid seats for Microsoft 365 Copilot. The company beat revenue and EPS estimates, leading to a 17.96% upside to a $611 price target. However, a sharp rise in capital e...
