Microsoft and GitHub are promising broad native support for MCP across their ecosystems. This includes integration with Microsoft Azure and Windows 11.

Microsoft has now open sourced its Computational Networks Toolkit (CNTK) and made it available for anyone to use in their own work on GitHub.

Thomas Dohmke wrote that humans are often resistant to change. He said that's okay, but these people should probably find ...

Although many observers expected GitHub to double down on Microsoft’s traditional enterprise users, instead it’s refocused on its open source community. That’s not surprising, because one of ...

Microsoft's move to acquire GitHub isn't all that surprising given that the company is a top contributor and has worked well with developers in recent years. Now can it keep GitHub the Switzerland ...

The deal is the latest in a series of moves by Microsoft to move away from its Windows-first heritage and embrace open-source software.

SEE: GitHub Learning Lab app helps developers get better at using the platform (TechRepublic) Microsoft, in other words, doesn’t need to brute-force GitHub into driving Azure workloads.

Microsoft acquired GitHub, a popular code-repository service used by many developers and large companies, for $7.5 billion in stock. The deal, which heightened Microsoft’s focus on open-source ...

Microsoft today announced that it is making it easier for developers to use its Computational Network Toolkit (CNTK) to build their own deep learning applications. The company first open sourced ...