Microsoft is set to retire Bing Search APIs on August 11, 2025, leaving some third-party app developers frustrated.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on Bing Search API services later this year, and is pushing customers to use AI instead.

This abrupt removal of the Bing Search APIs will impact third-party app developers and rival search engines that tap into ...

Devs told to swap raw results for LLM-generated summaries as August shutdown looms Microsoft is retiring Bing Search APIs on ...

Microsoft said the Azure cloud computing business saw revenue grow 33% in the quarter, with 16 points of that growth thanks to rising demand for its AI services. Three months earlier, Microsoft ...

Microsoft topped quarterly revenue expectations on Wednesday, helped by strong growth at its cloud-computing business Azure, reassuring tech investors that hefty AI investments were paying off and ...

A Penn State student was charged Thursday with impersonating a public servant after university police said he used an artificial intelligence text chatbot ... claims that her failure to comply ...

FARGO — Nearly 70 North Dakota state workers have received AI training in connection with a Microsoft initiative ... a legislative action tracker and a chatbot designed to help people search ...

Shortly after that, around May 2023, Google introduced the chatbot Bard (later renamed Gemini), and after a year, rolled out “AI Overviews ... As of March 2025, Microsoft Bing sites handled ...

Microsoft’s move to secure Suleyman and the Inflection team stemmed partly from dissatisfaction with the performance of earlier AI integrations like the revamped Bing chatbot, and a desire for ...

Microsoft is trying to simplify AI sales, according to slides from an internal presentation. The current approach slowed sales, confused customers, and affected cost and quality, insiders say.