Microsoft Stock News

Wallington Asset Management LLC lowered its holdings in shares of Microsoft Co. (NASDAQ:MSFT) by 0.7% in the 3rd quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 89,898 shares of the software giants stock after selling 613 shares during the quarter. Microsoft makes up 4.2% []

Platte River Wealth Advisors LLC trimmed its holdings in shares of Microsoft Co. (NASDAQ:MSFT) by 0.2% in the 3rd quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The firm owned 26,674 shares of the software giants stock after selling 44 shares during the quarter. Microsoft makes up about []

Essex Savings Bank trimmed its holdings in shares of Microsoft Co. (NASDAQ:MSFT) by 0.7% in the 3rd quarter, HoldingsChannel.com reports. The fund owned 24,988 shares of the software giants stock after selling 169 shares during the quarter. Microsoft comprises approximately 2.7% of Essex Savings Banks holdings, making the stock its 8th largest holding. Essex Savings []

North Star Asset Management Inc. trimmed its holdings in Microsoft Co. (NASDAQ:MSFT) by 0.2% during the third quarter, Holdings Channel reports. The institutional investor owned 152,163 shares of the software giants stock after selling 307 shares during the quarter. Microsoft makes up about 2.4% of North Star Asset Management Inc.s holdings, making the stock its []

First National Bank of Hutchinson raised its stake in Microsoft Co. (NASDAQ:MSFT) by 0.5% during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The fund owned 12,092 shares of the software giants stock after purchasing an additional 65 shares during the quarter. Microsoft comprises []

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Thomas Black / Bloomberg : Quantinuum, recently spun off from Honeywell, claims it has created the first quantum-generated encryption key, which can''t be predicted - Company says quantum computing''s power improves security Product to compete against offerings from Amazon, Microsoft

SINGAPORE , Dec. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- She Loves Tech, Asia''s flagship conference for women and technology, successfully concluded over 3 and 4 December with world-renowned speakers championing women and technology, and the grand finals of the She Loves Tech Competition - world''s largest startup competition for women and technology. The competition finalists include CardMedic , re:3D and SAIB , which triumphed over 12 finalists from a 3,000-strong pool competing for up to US$100,000 in investment and cash prizes. "We are building the '' CES for women and technology '' where people from all over the world will discover the latest technology and innovations built by women alongside world famous headliners , " says Leanne Robers , Rhea See and Virginia Tan , Co-founders of She Loves Tech. This year, She Loves Tech @ SWITCH held on November 12, 2021 and She Loves Tech Global Summit, held on December 3-4 2021 , gathered trailblazers, influencers, founders and industry experts including Reid Hoffman (Co-Founder of Linkedin & Partner at Greylock), Maria Ressa (2021 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate & CEO of Rappler), Esther Wojcicki ("Godmother of Silicon Valley'''' & Founder of Tract.app), Jesse Draper (General Partner at Halogen Ventures), Lindsay-Rae McIntyre (Chief Diversity Officer at Microsoft), Ahmed Mazhari (President of Microsoft Asia), Priyali Kamath (Senior VP, Skin & Personal Care at P&G) , Jacqueline Poh (Managing Director of Economic Development Board Singapore ), Chatri Sityodtong (Founder, Chairman and CEO of Group ONE), Connie Chan (General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz), Kane Lim (Co-star of Netflix''s Bling Empire), Kelly Mi Li (Executive Producer & Co-star of Netflix''s Bling Empire) and many more. "It''s always a pleasure to be part of these kinds of excellent events that try to make the entire world better," says Reid Hoffman , Co-founder of LinkedIn and Partner at Greylock .

Forza Motorsport is set to be the eighth entry in Microsofts flagship racing franchise and while were still waiting for confirmation of its release date, were sure itll be a real showcase of what the Xbox Series X can do. Following on from 2017s Forza Motorsport 7, this next game in the series is actually []

CrowdStrike said it found worsening ransomware attacks and low trust in Microsoft security. Microsoft called the report a self-serving attack.

The continuous global chip shortage has made hard to purchase not just Sony and Microsoft''s next-gen consoles but several tech companies are feeling the pinch.

As we are approaching the end of 2021, Play-to-earn NFT games are becoming more and more popular with no signs of slowing down. For this month, there are a couple of exciting new play-to-earn games that are going to hit the mainstream. The Atari Chain team has been closely watching developments in the market over the past few weeks and months. Several elements are apparent from this: Blockchain gaming and a parallel trend of the metaverse is the future. There is a market of 3.24 billion gamers and growing to attract. The Play-To-Earn element inherent in blockchain gaming is on the cusp of creating an entirely new economy. There is a massive drive from institutions (such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft) to invest in the metaverse. At the same time, there is a bull market for crypto gaming and metaverse tokens. Atari Chain is at a very early stage. Successful video games take years to develop, and experienced gaming studios who know what it takes to ship a product to the market have a tremendous advantage over newcomers.

Martin Anderson / Unite.AI : Study: AI research regularly reuses a small number of ML datasets by a few institutions like Stanford, Microsoft, Princeton, Meta, Google, Max Planck, and AT&T A new paper from the University of California and Google Research has found that a small number of benchmark machine learning datasets

San Francisco: Microsoft has disrupted the activities of a China-based hacking group, gaining control of the malicious websites the group used to attack organisations in the US and 28 other countries around the world. The Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) said in a statement that a federal court in Virginia granted its request to seize websites []