At Microsoft, software engineers can make $284,000 in base pay, per work visa data from the first quarter of 2025.

Among the highlights of the sector, Microsoft recently had its biggest one-week gain in more than two years following its results, which beat expectations and showed strong demand for its AI products.

During Microsoft Ignite 2023, the company took the wraps off of three new Copilot offerings across its software and services portfolio: Copilot for Azure, Copilot for Service and Copilot in ...

Microsoft is mulling ways to upgrade its important suite of software products to add AI tools. Its senior leadership team is planning executive reviews this summer and a decision by September.

Microsoft plans to add the services to its growing list of capabilities offered under the software-as-a-service model. The services with work with corporate deployments of Exchange, as well as ...

Microsoft has made an undisclosed equity investment in Veeam Software as part of an expanded partnership to build artificial intelligence products, the cloud data company said on Tuesday.

The software giant is also making every effort to reduce the 'PM ratio' in some of its groups, which refers to the proportion of product or program managers relative to the engineering staff.

In addition to the availability of its AI platform, Palantir’s Gotham and Apollo products — a data-driven enterprise mission-planning platform and an operational software deployment control center, ...

Software engineers, product managers, technical program managers, product marketers, and legal staff were most impacted by Microsoft’s latest round of layoffs. New data from the Washington state ...

Microsoft Corp. said new corporate artificial intelligence tools that work with Office software, called Microsoft 365 Copilot, will cost $30 per user per month on top of what most business ...

Pharmaceutical software company Veeva Systems has sued Microsoft in California federal court, alleging Microsoft's Viva business software infringes its trademarks. Skip to main content ...