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Microsoft is continuing to embrace the open source community and has announced Windows UX frameworks available on GitHub.

Two leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges were forced to suspend trading because of an AWS outage earlier today.

Organizations were unable to sign in to Office 365 and Azure services yesterday due to multi-factor authentication issues.

HockeyApp will head into the sunset on November 16, 2019, although its features have been transitioned into App Center.

Unreal Engine 4.21 sports support for the Windows Mixed Reality platform, as well as improvements, to Oculus and Magic Leap. The improvements launch alongside a number of major features.

The latest release for the public preview of Quantum Development Kit also has an improved developer experience with enhanced tools.

As well as the Azure Availability Zones expansion, Microsoft also announced support for ExpressRoute in Azure DevOps.

This year’s Connect() 2018 event will be held on December 4, with live sessions throughout the day and two keynotes.

Microsoft’s .NET Core 2.2 Preview 3 is available alongside Entity Framework 2.2 Preview 3 and ASP.NET Core 2.2 Preview 3.

ROS on Windows brings full support for the Robot Operating System directly to Windows 10 IoT, allowing more manageability and security for robotics.

Microsoft says an outage that affected Azure customers was caused by a cooling failsafe not performing as designed.

Microsoft has updated .NET Core to 2.2 Preview 2, while Entity Framework has gained much-anticipated support for Azure Cosmos DB

The Windows 10 SDK latest preview comes with MSIX support to allow developers to pack applications in MSIX on the SDK.

Quantum Development Kit has been updated to version 0.2.1806 in preview, delivering new tools, performance boosts, and more.

The newly launched WinAppDriver UI Recorder is an open-source solution that furthers UI automation within applications.

OpenShift is coming to Azure as part of Microsoft and Red Hat's continued collaboration. It will simplify container management and will be a fully managed service.

Developers can now create ARM64 apps for Windows 10 on ARM as well as recompile existing apps. The result should more compatibility, with Linux distro Ubuntu already stating support.

Microsoft revealed that Ubuntu is coming to ARM PCs at Build 2018, but it's currently unclear what other distros will follow. The release coincides with the release of the ARM64 SDK for developers.

An Android emulator is finally available natively in Windows due to support in Microsoft's Hyper-V. The tool can be run in tandem with Docker, VMs, and other tools.

A day after Windows 10 April 2018 Update launched, Microsoft has introduced the SDK, which is build number 17134.1.