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09.11.2026

Microsoft’s AI Outperforms Doctors in Complex Diagnoses

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05.11.2026

Next App Could Start with a Prompt: Meet Copilot Code. AI News

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04.11.2026

Fabric Apps: from reporting to action in Microsoft Fabric

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05.10.2026

Copilot leaves Teams chat list. Access moves to sidebar

Microsoft will remove the Copilot entry point from the Teams chat list by late October 2026. Desktop and web users will be directed to access the AI assistant strictly through the main app bar on the left sidebar. This change aims to declutter the interface and provide a single, consistent user experience. No user data, past prompts, or chat histories will be lost during the transition. A visual coachmark will guide users toward the new navigation path prior to the complete retirement of the chat list entry point.

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05.10.2026

GPT-6 models arrive in Microsoft Foundry to optimize agentic AI costs and performance

GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna are now generally available in Microsoft Foundry alongside GPT-6 Astra. The update introduces task-specific AI model routing, allowing enterprises to lower compute costs, reduce latency, and build more efficient AI agents at scale.

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05.10.2026

A major update for Microsoft Copilot. See how work is changing today

Microsoft has announced a major revamp of Copilot, introducing the Home, Code, and Autopilot modules. These new capabilities combine daily productivity tools with advanced AI agents, simplifying software creation, workflow automation, and task delegation for enterprise users.

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05.10.2026

Google BigQuery mirroring hits GA to eliminate cross-cloud ETL costs in Microsoft Fabric

Microsoft Fabric has officially brought Mirroring for Google BigQuery to General Availability (GA), delivering zero-ETL replication for critical multi-cloud workloads. Enterprise data teams can now ingest BigQuery datasets directly into OneLake in open Delta format without building custom pipelines, managing sync schedules, or paying Fabric replication compute fees.

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