Month: March 2019

Hello, Xbox fans! It is my greatest pleasure to announce that The Riftbreaker will come to Xbox One! It is a base building survival game with action RPG elements in which you play the role of captain Ashley S. Nowak, an elite scientist/commando who travels to distant worlds inside an advanced Mecha-Suit. The rift through which you travel is a one-way portal, so as soon as you land on planet Galatea 37 you are on your own. Ashley’s task is to build a base that will support a two-way portal back to Earth. Powering such a big rift is going… Continue reading Base Building ARPG The Riftbreaker Coming Soon to Xbox One→

REDMOND, Wash. — March 11, 2019 — Microsoft Corp. on Monday announced that its board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of $0.46 per share. The dividend is payable June 13, 2019, to shareholders of record on May 16, 2019. The ex-dividend date will be May 15, 2019. Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT” @microsoft) enables digital transformation […ellipsis]

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First published on TECHNET on Dec 21, 2018
When Windows update ‘KB4467684‘, ‘KB4478877‘, ‘KB4471321‘ or ‘KB4483229’ is installed on a VMM managed Windows Server 2016 host, VMM is not able to enumerate or manage the Logical Switch deployed on the host. … Continue reading System Center Virtual Machine Manager fails to enumerate and manage Logical switch deployed→

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Living cells communicate with each other by sending and receiving molecular signals that diffuse between neighboring cells to activate key molecular processes. This communication enables cell populations to implement collective information processing functions that cannot be achieved by individual cells in isolation. Although synthetic biologists have made significant progress in engineering cell populations to perform […]

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First published on MSDN on Oct 10, 2018 Written by Shawn Gibbs and Nanette Ray from AzureCAT. Reviewed by Mike Wasson, Ed Price, and Tim Benjamin. Published by Adam Boeglin from Microsoft patterns & practices.

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First published on MSDN on Nov 02, 2018
Updated on February 7, 2019
Over the years, AzureCAT has published a lot of content on GitHub, on our Docs platform (and on MSDN before that), on the Architecture Center, on blogs, and on Customers.Microsoft…. Continue reading CATpapers→

Microsoft Teams continues to evolve to be the hub for teamwork for workers in all roles and across industries. Additionally, new updates to the Microsoft Graph Lifecycles enables you to automate processes and provide familiar experiences to your users…. Continue reading What’s new in Microsoft Teams – March round up→