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Swiss government explores replacing Microsoft 365 with open-source software (opens the original)
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Swiss authorities have launched a pilot project to determine whether it is possible to replace Microsoft 365 with similar open-source services, RTS reports. This follows a proof-of-concept project in which 172 civil servants tested the German open-source platform openDesk. According to Matthias Stürmer, a professor at the University of Bern, there are three main reasons for the switch: to reduce dependence on US services, to improve operational reliability, and to reduce costs. In the first phas
Serious vulnerability threatens tens of thousands of Exchange servers (opens the original)
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A serious vulnerability was recently discovered in Exchange Server 2016, Exchange Server 2016, and Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE). The vulnerability is designated CVE-2026-62911 and can be exploited by hackers to gain full access to affected systems, according to Bleeping Computer. Microsoft has released security patches to address the vulnerability as part of its August 2026 Patch Tuesday release, but there are still 21,899 unpatched servers at risk, according to The Shadowserver Fou
Older workers are more bullish on AI than younger ones (opens the original)
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Older employees are significantly more positive about AI than their younger colleagues, according to a new survey by Glassdoor. Among members of Generation X (those born between 1965 and 1980), nearly half of respondents had a positive view of the new AI technology. At the same time, just one-third of Generation Z (that is, those born between 1997 and 2012) share that same level of positivity. The reason younger people have a more negative attitude toward AI? Strong concerns that the technology
Anthropic's new framework will let AI agents control hardware (opens the original)
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Anthropic on Thursday launched the Model Hardware Standard, a new framework designed to enable the control of hardware using AI agents. With the new framework, AI agents will, for example, be able to operate robots or microscopess. The Model Hardware Standard could also be useful for developing new drugs or calibrating the laser in a quantum computer, according to Reuters. The company’s plan is to eventually release the new framework as open source, after it undergoes thorough testing.
Microsoft moves to limit AI use by its employees (opens the original)
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Until recently, it was common for companies and organizations to engage in “tokenmaxxing” — that is, maximising their use of AI. But with AI costs going up, companies are now looking to save money, a trend underscored by a recent Microsoft decision to limit AI use by its employees. “As we ramp up our use of GitHub Copilot to achieve our goals, we all need to be mindful of how we consume tokens,” Microsoft executive vice president Jay Parikh wrote in an email to the company’s employees. Starting
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