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Microsoft has won a $21.9 billion contract to make U.S. Army AR headsets, positive for related stocks like WIMI.

April 3, 2021

Tailor Insight, the fintech market research organization, recently released a research report “Microsoft has won a $21.9 billion contract to make U.S. Army AR headsets positive for related stocks like WIMI.” Recently, Microsoft won a contract for more than 120,000 custom HoloLens AR helmets for the U.S. Military. A Microsoft spokesman said the contract could be worth as much as $21.9 billion over a 10-year period. Microsoft’s shares rose soon after the news was announced. Intevac, a supplier to Microsoft, pulled sharply higher and briefly hit a circuit breaker. Microsoft closed 1.69 percent higher at $235.77. Intevac rose 31.68 percent to $7.15.

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Ignite 2021: Announcement of Microsoft Mesh.

March 2, 2021

This morning, Microsoft spent most of the Ignite 2021 keynote unveiling Microsoft Mesh, the new Virtual Reality platform that takes HoloLens and virtual reality to a whole new level. Now, after the announcements are over, Microsoft has released a series of new sessions on Ignite, all scheduled for today, Tuesday, March 2. Microsoft Mesh is a new platform built on Microsoft Azure, which allows developers to build immersive, multi-user, cross-platform mixed reality apps. Microsoft Mesh allows users to connect to presence, share in space, and collaborate in an immersive way as if they were personal, regardless of physical location. Customers can use Mesh to improve virtual meetings, perform virtual design sessions, help better remotely, learn virtually together, organize virtual social gatherings, and meetings.

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Microsoft is working with SpaceX to launch Azure Space to bring cloud computing to the last frontier.

November 5, 2020

Microsoft is working with SpaceX and SES to launch the technology giant’s new cloud computing business for space. Azure Space, Microsoft Azure’s cloud computing platform, aims to provide mobile data centers for cloud computing that can be used anywhere. For the emerging company, Microsoft has relied on SpaceX’s Starlink Internet satellites and extended its agreement with satellite company SES for Azure Space. Microsoft will gain access to the Starlink broadband network (SpaceX has so far launched more than 800 of the satellites) for the company’s new “Azure Modular Datacenter” (MDC), a data center, an embedded unit that can be deployed anywhere, even “off the grid,” creating remote connectivity access or supporting existing access.

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Microsoft Azure: These tools help you track your spending on cloud computing.

October 18, 2020

If you’re using Microsoft’s cloud, Azure Cost Management + Billing is truly an essential service. One of the perennial myths about working with cloud computing resources is that it’s almost impossible to predict and manage costs. That was perhaps the case in the early days, when the proliferation of virtual machines and inconsistent management and governance tools made it easy to suddenly get an account of many thousands of dollars, when you thought you were just a few virtual machines and a small development database. The result is a mix of complex pieces of data that make it difficult to predict the right balance between dynamic and reserved cloud services for your business.

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Teams first Office 365 application that uses Stream 2.0.

October 5, 2020

Microsoft announced Stream 2.0, a major revamp of the Stream video portal, in the What’s New for Microsoft Stream and Video in Microsoft 365 at the Virtual Ignite 2020 Conference. The big news is that Stream is moving its video storage from the Stream Azure-based storage service to SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. The move starts with recordings of Teams meetings in October (learn more in What’s New for Teams Meetings).

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Microsoft has removed 18 Azure Active Directory applications from its Azure portal created by a China-linked APT group, Gadolinium.

September 27, 2020

Microsoft announced this week that it has removed 18 Azure Active Directory applications from its Azure portal created by a China-linked cyber espionage group that is tracked as APT group Gadolinium (also known as APT40 or Leviathan). The 18 Azure AD apps were removed by the IT giant in April, Microsoft also published a report detailing the operation of Gadolinium.

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