Microsoft and AT&T Try to Make the Internet of Things Easier
A continuation of the two companies' partnership aims to make connecting devices a cinch.
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Microsoft Bets Big on Gaming with $7.5 Billion ZeniMax Acquisition
The software giant levels up its gaming position with another big buy.
Microsoft and Sony Are Racing to Offer Gamers More Exclusive Titles
As gaming turns into another streaming service, owning the rights to first-party titles becomes more important.
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