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- 1Microsoft to end Internet Explorer mode support in Edge●Microsoft is ending support for Internet Explorer mode in Edge
Microsoft is phasing out Internet Explorer mode in its Edge browser, the compatibility feature that allowed businesses to load legacy websites built for the retired Internet Explorer browser. The move signals the final step in Microsoft's long retirement of Internet Explorer technology, and organisations still relying on old internal web apps will need to find alternatives or update their systems.
- 2Higher education's AI advantage lies in its own data▼Higher education’s AI advantage is the intelligence institutions already hold
Microsoft argues that universities' real edge in adopting artificial intelligence is not new tools but the institutional intelligence and data they already possess. The piece frames higher education as well positioned to deploy AI because of the depth of knowledge held across faculties, archives and administrative systems, and urges institutions to build on that existing foundation.
- 3Google Chrome 154 fixes 32 vulnerabilities, including one critical flaw●Google Chrome、シグルドさんに詳しく教えてほしいです 「Google Chrome 154」で32件の脆弱性修正、「Microsoft Edge」も追随／「Critical」（致命的）と評価された脆弱性は1件 https://
Google released Chrome 154, patching 32 security vulnerabilities, one of which is rated Critical. Microsoft Edge, which is built on the same Chromium engine, followed with its own update incorporating the fixes. The release matters because Chrome flaws are frequently exploited, so users are advised to update their browsers promptly.