No zero-day vulnerabilities this month, but still a moderate number of patches from Microsoft

No zero-day vulnerabilities this month, but still a moderate number of patches from Microsoft
OFFICE 365 NEWS: Microsoft says insights gained from LinkedIn can help users write better CVs
Lack of skilled teachers blamed for over half England's secondary schools not offering GCSE computer science
In the November 2017 update to Power BI Desktop, the company adds more options to help users gain insights faster from massive or slow sources of data.
Redmond's hyperscale cloud hardware design completed, as it now seeks security standard with Project Cerberus
OPINION: Microsoft's keeps providing the tools for genuinely useful digital transformation rather than touting tired disruption rhetoric.
UPDATED: The Surface Pro LTE will be aimed at workers on the move
It could be the beginning of the end for Outlook.com Premium
IN-DEPTH: Real Madrid understands each of its fans more than at any other time in its history. Here's how this can help it dominate European football
Would a rose by any other name smell just as sweet? Decide for yourself with our tech company name quiz!
Parexel International will use Microsoft Azure to accelerate clinical trials and enhance patient engagement
Oops. Health board in Scotland admits WannaCry ransomware attack was down to vital patch not being rolled out
Niche developers may mourn is passing, but they still have the HoloLens to work on
Microsoft said the US Department of Justice has changed its policy in the use of data search warrants accompanied gag orders, ending the need for the case
Microsoft and Cray are to link supercomputers directly into Azure data centres, providing high-end scalability for AI workloads
The unpatched security vulnerability allows attackers to use a Windows code-sharing feature to trigger malware using formatted Outlook messages
Microsoft outlines its plan to transform sport at every level, from the elite in the boadroom to jumpers for goalpoasts in the park, using tech
HP describes the 2-in-1 desktop PC as “the world’s most powerful and first detachable PC workstation” and is going to market alongside Adobe
We've been speaking to Microsoft about enterprise mobility, devices, sports and the future this month. So test your knowledge here!
INTERVIEW: Microsoft's head of devices and services Yusuf Mehdi talks to silicon about the new Surface Book 2, its devices division and creativity
It's finally here. The OS update arrives with new mixed-reality features along with hardware that allows users to experience what the fuss is about
Too little, too late for Windows Phone, but Microsoft says Windows 10 is almost ready for ARM processors
Nvidia's 10 series Pascal GPUs also make up the high-end spec of Microsoft's hybrid machines
Microsoft makes it easier for enterprises to compare AWS and Azure for their multi-cloud deployment and migration projects
In the incident, which Microsoft described at the time as limited, hackers reportedly accessed the company's internal database of unfixed software flaws
Microsoft claims it has made its data collection policy clear
Although rivals in the cloud, the technology giants find common ground in helping developers dive into the world of deep learning applications
Microsoft's first web browser once ruled the world, but it almost resulted in Redmond being broken up
The software giant's investment arm and other participating venture capitalists will pour a total of $3.5 million into the winning artificial intelligence startups
INTERVIEW: Microsoft's Brad Anderson tells Silicon why the Azure cloud, machine learning and enterprise mobility make Microsoft 365 businesses more secure