If you've been reading Neowin for the past few days, you know that it's been a busy week in the Microsoft-verse due to a major acquisition, and a new program from Google. Find out more in our recap!
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In a rather unorthodox move, World Bank President David Malpass criticized Microsoft over the scale of its Activision Blizzard acquisition. It seems like he wants corporations to invest elsewhere.
Microsoft has launched AI for Humanitarian Action, a $40 million, five-year program meant to aid in various humanitarian efforts across the world with the help of artificial intelligence.
The communications director for the World Bank has accused Microsoft of "appalling" behavior after it refused to provide a refund when his son racked up $4500 of in-game purchases on his Xbox.
Windows tweaking app WinToys gets a big update with new features and improvements
Windows 10 will soon start nagging you to switch from local account to Microsoft Account
Microsoft: Windows Copilot app we quietly installed is harmless and doesn't steal your data
Five cool features coming soon to Windows 11
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