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Pam Maynard, Chief AI Transformation Officer, Microsoft (left) speaking with Keyonda Gallardo, HR Director, Microsoft UK, on Thursday 6 March at the Women Employee Resource Group event at LinkedIn to Celebrate International Women's Day 2025

International Women’s Day 2025: ‘Show up to make a difference’

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Darren Hardman, CEO, Microsoft UK, delivering keynote speech at AI Tour London 5 March 2025

Microsoft AI Tour London | The agentic AI era has arrived

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Smiling man and woman working together at Microsoft Surface laptop

‘AI divide’ across UK organisations risks growth for many, new Microsoft research reveals

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National Youth Theatre performers improvising with Copilot at the BETT25 education technology event in January 2025

Lights, Camera, Copilot: How the National Youth Theatre is innovating with AI

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Overhead image of young woman playing a video game holding an Xbox game controller

Empowering Creators and Players With Muse, a Generative AI Model for Gameplay

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AI-generated image showing a young woman interacting with a digital screen in a supermarket fruit and vegetable aisle

How AI is transforming the retail store experience

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Image of Microsoft's Majorana 1 chip designed for quantum computing

Introducing Microsoft Majorana 1

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Close-up of Dreamscourge character from the Avowed video game

Fungal fright: Xbox brings the Dreamscourge and Living Lands to life for Avowed game launch

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(From l to r) Darren Hardman, CEO, Microsoft UK; Hannah Mehr, Arup apprentice; Rachel Reeves MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Ria Chutti, Microsoft apprentice; Oliver Gallagher, United Utilities apprentice

National Apprenticeship Week: Hands-on learning in an AI world

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Dr David Okai, Consultant Neuropsychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

‘Less time on admin means more quality time with my patients’

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Nationwide branch

‘Copilot, not autopilot’: How Nationwide is boosting award-winning customer service with data and AI

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TechHer: Women collaborating using digital tech

TechHer digital skills programme to expand in 2025: ‘If I did it, any woman can do it’

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