The Platform Era Expands: MDEP at InfoComm 2026 Last year at InfoComm 2025, we shared how the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) was growing into the most comprehensive and secure platform for enterprise collaboration One year on, that story has changed in scale and in scope MDEP is no longer an emerging idea; it is the common platform for enterprise devices, spanning meeting rooms, shared spaces, the desk, and now digital signage
Is License mentioned in README enough [duplicate] Some discontinued library mentions the MIT license only in their readme: https: github com krispenney FCAlertView Do license mentions in README file without actual
Microsoft Defender data can now be hosted locally in Switzerland We are pleased to announce that local data residency support in Switzerland is now generally available for Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft Defender for Identity This announcement demonstrates our commitment to providing customers with the highest levels of security and compliance by offering services that are aligned to local data sovereignty requirements Swiss customers can
Is there a license like MIT that explicitly forbids the use of AI? I am aware that the licenses of e g code on Github are currently not observed when training AIs and that there are licenses such as AGPL that require the code to be disclosed But is there already a license that explicitly prevents use (for training) by an AI, and if not, should one strive for something like that? Would that make sense?
What can I assume if a publicly published project has no license? There is some code on GitHub that I would like to use The repository has no public declaration of license that I can find But this particular project has over 200 forks and is a pretty active his
Efficient Log Management with Microsoft Fabric Introduction nbsp; In the era of digital transformation, managing and analyzing log files in real-time is essential for maintaining application health,