Microsoft CEO Reveals 30% AI-Generated Code Milestone, as CTO Predicts 95% by 2030

Microsoft’s leadership reveals nearly one-third of their codebase now uses AI generation, with ambitions to hit 95% by decade’s end. This analysis breaks down what the 30% milestone means for developers today and how the predicted 95% automation could transform software creation by 2030, from debugging practices to team structures.

The Secret Weapon of Fortune 500 Companies? It’s Probably Microsoft Azure, Powering 95%

Microsoft Azure has become the secret weapon powering 95% of Fortune 500 companies. From retail giant Walmart to beverage leader Coca-Cola, Azure’s cloud and AI capabilities are driving digital transformation across industries. Discover how top enterprises are leveraging Microsoft’s technology to innovate and scale.

What You Need to Know About Microsoft’s AI Reasoning Models Development After OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Claude’s Success

Microsoft’s making waves in the AI world, crafting their own reasoning models to go head-to-head with OpenAI. They’re not stopping there – they’re putting models from xAI, Meta, and DeepSeek through their paces as potential OpenAI alternatives in Copilot. It’s a bold move that could reshape the AI landscape.

Pentagon’s Loss of Confidence in Microsoft Hands Anduril $22B Military VR Program

The Army is set to transfer the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) contract from Microsoft to Anduril, marking a significant shift in the $22 billion project. Initially awarded to Microsoft in 2018, IVAS faced numerous technical issues and user acceptance problems. Anduril, led by Palmer Luckey, will now oversee production, development, and delivery of the augmented reality headsets. Here’s a detailed look at the project’s troubled past and its future under Anduril’s leadership.