Microsoft Retired a Free Nonprofit Grant. The Data Went With It.
Microsoft's retirement of free nonprofit licenses became a mass data-loss event in 2026 โ and the deletion machinery worked exactly as documented.
Microsoft's retirement of free nonprofit licenses became a mass data-loss event in 2026 โ and the deletion machinery worked exactly as documented.
Five coding tools, five different answers on HIPAA BAA coverage โ with conditions that matter and vendor language that changed within the past month.
Five hundred meetings into the year, I hit a wall one Friday afternoon. What got me unstuck revealed something new about how my brain works.
Amazon WorkSpaces now gives an AI agent its own cloud desktop to operate legacy apps that have no API โ under a real login, with a full audit trail.
The first Microsoft 365 price increase since 2022 takes effect July 1 โ but most businesses won't pay more until their next renewal, and an early one can lock in today's rate.
I spend $200 a month for Claude's Max plan and lean on it every day. I metered 30 days of that work at Anthropic's own API rates: $3,959.78 โ a near twenty-to-one discount, and probably the cheapest frontier-AI access of the foreseeable future.
I've spent the better part of a year wondering whether my flat $200 Claude Max plan was a bargain or a rip-off. So I built a tool to meter my Claude Code usage across four machines โ one ordinary week billed out at $737 by API pricing.
Two of the three frontier-model coding CLIs are explicitly carved out of their vendor's HIPAA BAA, even when bundled into Enterprise seats. Here's what's actually buyable for healthcare today, what it costs at twenty-five seats, and why an individual Max plan plus AWS Bedrock might out-economize all three Enterprise tiers.
Crown Castle closed the $8.5B sale of its Fiber Solutions and Small Cells businesses on May 1. Zayo gets the fiber, EQT's Arium Networks gets the small cells. Bundled customers now have two counterparties. Practical guidance for IT teams with active Crown Castle MSAs.
Cloudflare cut 1,100 jobs the same week its Q1 revenue grew 34% and beat estimates. Meta confirmed 8,000 cuts on $201B in 2025 revenue. The layoffs are real; 'AI did it' is part of the answer, not the whole one.