Microsoft's $7.5 billion acquisition ofGitHub is more like a commencement speech following years of improved relationships with more than just Windows developers. The big question is whether it can ...

Microsoft's $7.5 billion deal to buy leading open source code repository GitHub will reverberate through the software giant's channel, creating new opportunities for partners to sell Azure Cloud ...

The cloud and enterprise source-management platform is making up for lost time with new features and new pricing plans Long a major hub of open source development, GitHub became part of Microsoft at ...

This could be one of Microsoft’s most strategic bets yet. Microsoft has officially confirmed its acquisition of coding repository GitHub for $7.5bn in stock. The move is breathtakingly strategic as ...

It's official: Microsoft now owns GitHub. Microsoft acquired the developer platform for $7.5 billion in a deal first reported in June by Business Insider. GitHub announced it now has 31 million ...

Programmer and lawyer Matthew Butterick has sued Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI, alleging that GitHub's Copilot violates the terms of open-source licenses and infringes the rights of programmers.

Microsoft is buying GitHub for $7.5 billion, the company announced on June 4. Microsoft's CEO of Xamarin, Nat Friedman, is taking over as CEO of the San Francisco-based development platform. GitHub ...

With GitHub acquisition, Microsoft wants to make Azure the default cloud for developers Your email has been sent Microsoft, which once hoped to kill open source, just plunked down $7.5 billion to buy ...

Chris Wanstrath, Github co-founder (left); Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO (middle); and Nat Friedman (right), Microsoft corporate VP of developer services. Image used with permission by copyright holder ...