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Purchase of Nuance Communications would mark Microsoft’s largest acquisition since LinkedIn.

Microsoft to Acquire Nuance for $19.6 Billion in Health-Care Bet Bloomberg 5 days ago Dina Bass and Liana Baker © Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg A logo sits on display outside the Microsoft Corp. pavilion at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. is buying speech-recognition pioneer Nuance Communications Inc. in an all-cash deal valued at $19.6 billion, gaining artificial-intelligence technology aimed at helping doctors predict patients’ needs and upgrading hospitals’ digital record-keeping. Popular Searches The software giant is ...

Washington: Microsoft Corp. said its systems were exposed to the malware used in the Russia-linked hack that targeted US states and government agencies, adding that investigations so far show the malicious software wasn't used to attack others and didn't impact customer data or outward-facing systems. The company is a customer of SolarWinds Corp., whose software the hackers are believed to have used to gain access to networks by installing malicious code. Microsoft found code related to that cyber-attack "in our environment, which we isolated and removed," spokesman Frank Shaw said in a stat...

Microsoft Says Its Systems Were Exposed to SolarWinds Hack The company said investigations so far show the malicious software wasn’t used to attack others and didn’t impact customer data or outward-facing systems. Bloomberg | Dec 18, 2020 Dina Bass (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. said its systems were exposed to the malware used in the Russia-linked hack that targeted U.S. states and government agencies, adding that investigations so far show the malicious software wasn’t used to attack others and didn’t impact customer data or outward-facing systems. The company is a customer ...

Microsoft is a customer of SolarWinds Corp., whose software the hackers are believed to have used to gain access to networks by installing malicious code. Microsoft found code related to that cyber-attack “in our environment, which we isolated and removed,” spokesman Frank Shaw said in a statement posted to his Twitter account. “We have not found evidence of access to production services or customer data. Our investigations, which are ongoing, have found absolutely no indications that our systems were used to attack others.” Reuters reported earlier that Microsoft was hacked and tha...