Most gaming fans know of Microsoft as the home of Xbox – a console developer not too dissimilar from Nintendo and Sony. But behind the scenes Microsoft is widening its mission, aiming to support ...

Microsoft launched its free ID@Azure program, which aims to help game developers use the cloud. ID@Azure is a platform-agnostic tool that can be used to develop games for console, PC, mobile devices, ...

Microsoft announced on Thursday that it has expanded its free Azure artificial intelligence (AI) resource program for startup developer companies. The Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub program ...

For the past few years, Microsoft has been looking to get game developers to use Azure and other Microsoft cloud services. On March 23, Microsoft announced the launch of a couple more programs and ...

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The company also unveiled an upcoming standalone version of its Microsoft Defender for Business endpoint security service, an annual commitment now available for Windows 365 and an Autopatch tool to ...

Microsoft’s Game Stack products. Microsoft wants more indie game developers to use its cloud services with the debut of a new suite of cloud-based tools called ID@Azure. The program, announced as part ...