The U.S. Department of Defense will no longer allow China-based engineers to work on Microsoft cloud services tied to Pentagon networks. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the immediate ban ...

Chinese workers are accompanied by US citizens functioning as 'digital escorts,' but the practice functions 'with little review,' according to a ProPublica investigation.

Microsoft on Friday said it will stop using China-based engineers to provide technical assistance to the US military after a ...

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Microsoft said Friday it is making sure that personnel based in China are not providing technical support for US Defense ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a review of Pentagon cloud deals after a ProPublica investigation uncovered ...

After a ProPublica investigation raised security concerns, Microsoft will cease using China-based engineers for work on ...

The change follows a ProPublica report that outlined how Microsoft’s use of Chinese engineers left U.S. defense clients ...

After a ProPublica investigation revealed how Microsoft’s “digital escort” tech support service could expose sensitive ...

The letter is in response to a ProPublica report that claimed Microsoft uses Chinese engineers, who are overseen by U.S. citizens with security clearances, to maintain the system, which could ...

The advent of commercially available artificial intelligence (AI) systems has brought with it a growing need for prodigious ...

Microsoft said Friday it will end a program involving China-based employees who worked on cloud servers that the company rents out to the Pentagon and other agencies. The change came several days ...