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Microsoft patches critical 17-year-old DNS bug in Windows Server

The bug has been deemed "wormable," which means a single exploit could spread from one unpatched server to another.

Microsoft to discontinue Windows builds of PHP programming language

How to use PowerPoint's morph feature to move bullet points

How to reinstall Windows 10 from the cloud

Microsoft Word: How to use AutoCorrect to handle unwanted words

How to enable old-style Outlook notifications in Windows 10

Natural language processing: A cheat sheet (free PDF)

Natural language processing (NLP) is a cross-discipline approach to making computers hear, process, understand, and duplicate human language. Fields including linguistics, computer science, and machine learning are all a part of the process of NLP, the results of which can be seen in things like digital assistants, chatbots, real-time translation apps, and other language-using software. This free PDF download from TechRepublic contains the basics about NLP, details how it can benefit businesses, and explains where to get started with its implementation.

Microsoft's Android smartphone launcher just got a major makeover

Microsoft is doing its usual fiscal year-end layoffs, but are fewer than usual

Microsoft updates its 'Project Reunion' unified Windows platform with WinUI 3 Preview 2

Woolworths inks cloud partnership with Microsoft

Natural language processing: A cheat sheet (free PDF)

Natural language processing (NLP) is a cross-discipline approach to making computers hear, process, understand, and duplicate human language. Fields including linguistics, computer science, and machine learning are all a part of the process of NLP, the results of which can be seen in things like digital assistants, chatbots, real-time translation apps, and other language-using software. This free PDF download from TechRepublic contains the basics about NLP, details how it can benefit businesses, and explains where to get started with its implementation.

Robotics in the enterprise

Robots have moved off the assembly line and into warehouses, offices, hospitals, retail shops, and even our homes. ZDNet explores how the explosive growth in robotics is affecting specific industries, like healthcare and logistics, and the enterprise more broadly on issues like hiring and workplace safety.