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Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft Jun 26

Still working through Secure Boot certificate updates? Get the answers you need to validate deployment, coordinate firmware updates, and troubleshoot issues with 3 live Q&A events, starting with a Windows Server Secure Boot AMA on July 1.

🔗: msft.it/6014vU7i8

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Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft Jun 12

AI models are getting easier to adopt, but scaling them across real systems is still a shared challenge.

Read more: msft.it/6017viJNd

www.cio.com Adopting AI models is easy — scaling them requires shared open standards AI doesn’t scale on models alone. It requires the same focus on infrastructure, shared open-source standards and systems that defined the cloud.

Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft May 20

Most memory benchmarks just test retrieval. Introducing STATE-Bench: 450 enterprise tasks measuring whether memory actually improves agent reliability.

Open-source. Bring your own memory: msft.it/6019vpudH

opensource.microsoft.com Introducing STATE-Bench: A benchmark for AI agent memory | Microsoft Open Source Blog Learn how you can use Stateful Task Agent Evaluation Benchmark to measure how agents improve with experience on realistic enterprise tasks.

Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft May 18

The next chapter of open source is taking shape. At #OSSummit, we’re talking about what it takes to build that future, from a secure, hardened Linux foundation to open frameworks and protocols for agents.

Read more: msft.it/6017vTPYD

opensource.microsoft.com From open source to agentic systems: Microsoft at Open Source Summit North America 2026 | Microsoft... Discover how Azure Linux 4.0 and Azure Container Linux deliver a secure, scalable Linux foundation for cloud native apps, containers, and AI workloads.

Open at Microsoft @OpenAtMicrosoft Apr 20

Drasi is a CNCF sandbox project that reacts to changes in data. The team used the GitHub Copilot CLI as an agent to run 200+ tutorial sessions like a real new user, catching 18 docs and env issues before devs ever hit them.

msft.it/6011v6bwU

opensource.microsoft.com How Drasi used GitHub Copilot to find documentation bugs | Microsoft Open Source Blog Learn how GitHub Copilot CLI and AI agents automatically test tutorials, prevent documentation drift, and improve open-source onboarding.