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- 1Microsoft embeds GitHub's coding engine into office apps●Microsoft (MSFT) Puts GitHub’s Coding Engine Inside the App Office Workers Already Use
Microsoft has moved GitHub's coding engine into the office application that workers already use daily, tying its developer tools directly into mainstream productivity software. The move signals Microsoft's push to bring automated coding assistance beyond developers to everyday business users, reinforcing its position in workplace AI tools.
- 2Microsoft halts Office update after licensing errors●Microsoft-Office-Update: Auslieferung unter anderem wegen Lizenzfehlern gestoppt Microsoft hat ein ungeplantes Update fü
Microsoft has stopped distributing an unplanned update for older Office apps after it caused the programs to lose their licensing, rendering them effectively unusable. The rollout was halted and the company is working to fix the problem, with German tech outlets reporting on the disruption affecting users of legacy Office versions.
- 3Dutch government moves to NixOS as it drops Office▼Dutch government opts for NixOS as it moves off Office
The Dutch government has chosen NixOS, a highly configurable Linux distribution, as part of a transition away from Microsoft Office, according to a report from The Stack. The move signals a shift toward open-source infrastructure in public administration, though details on the timeline, scope and which agencies are affected have not been made clear in the available reporting.