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Why You Should Buy A New Microsoft Windows PC In 2025
And so, whether it’s to grab a deal or to bolster the security of your home setup, it does look like 2025 could be the year to buy a new Windows PC.
Microsoft is asking for 30 of your American dollars to keep Windows 10 safe for a year after it's put out to pasture
Windows 10 will finally lose official support from Microsoft on October 14, 2025. But if you just can't stomach making that update to Windows 11, you can still get critical security updates, for a single year with a fee.
You have one year to safely use Windows 10 before you’ll need to pay
Microsoft is bring its ESU program to consumers for the first time, allowing Windows 10 lovers to opt in for an extra year of security updates.
Microsoft Update Warning—400 Million Windows PCs Now At Risk
The more serious challenge, though, will be one of user inertia. At last count, estimates are that there remain 900 million PCs running Windows 10, of which only 400 million are not technically capable of the leap to Windows 11.
Microsoft to Charge $30 for Another Year of Windows 10 Security Updates
If you’re running Windows 10 and want to use it beyond the bitter end of support next fall, Microsoft has a deal for you: $30 for a year of updates. The software giant announced that, closer to the October 14,
Microsoft will charge Windows 10 users $30 per year for security updates
Microsoft offers consumers an option to keep using Windows 10 with security updates after support expires: an Extended Security Updates subscription for $30 per year.
Want Windows 10 Security? That Will Be $30, Microsoft Says
Keeping your copy of Windows up-to-date with security fixes is critical, and for Windows 10 users it will soon be optional. Microsoft wants $30 to keep you secure.
Microsoft’s financial disclosures show how OpenAI is fueling growth — and taking a toll on profits
New financial filings show how Microsoft's losses from its OpenAI investment are hurting its profits, in addition to fueling ...
Microsoft forecasts slower cloud business growth in second quarter
Microsoft beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter revenue on Wednesday as efforts to build out data center capacity and ...
Microsoft's massive AI bet continues to be a 'waiting game' for investors
Microsoft continued to ramp up its capital spending on AI, raising fresh questions about how long it can continue to pour ...
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Microsoft reports quarterly sales up 16% to $65.6 billion as investors ask if AI spending worth it
Microsoft on Wednesday reported its quarterly sales grew 16% to $65.6 billion as the company sought to assure investors its ...
Microsoft’s Quarterly Revenue Is Up 16% to $65.6 Billion
The company’s profit increased 11 percent to $24.7 billion, beating Wall Street’s expectations and its own predictions.
Upgrade to Microsoft Office Pro and Windows 11 Pro with this bundle for 87% off
This lifetime license bundle deal gives you access to the entire Microsoft Office Pro 2021 suite and Windows 11 Pro for just ...
Microsoft's new AI CEO rolled out his first big product update. Some staff and users say the previous version was better.
Mustafa Suleyman's new consumer AI group at Microsoft recently updated a Copilot app. Some employees and users are unhappy ...
Microsoft and Alphabet’s latest earnings show once again that it’s all about the cloud
Microsoft's cloud business played a big role in driving overall growth for the tech giant in the latest quarter, as more ...
Microsoft earnings preview: All eyes on AI — here are the numbers to watch for MSFT Q1-FY25
AI will be in the spotlight when Microsoft reports its quarterly earnings, with investors seeking signs of artificial ...