Under the supervision of ‘digital escorts’, foreign workers maintain US government systems, ProPublica reports.

National security experts expressed alarm over Microsoft's practices allowing China-based engineers access to Pentagon cloud ...

Microsoft has relied on engineers based in China for years to help maintain some of the U.S. Department of Defense’s ...

Experts are demanding that the government investigate Microsoft‘s alleged use of Chinese engineers to maintain the Pentagon‘s computer systems. A ProPublica investigation revealed that the company is ...

A little-known program run by Microsoft may have put the U.S. Department of Defense at serious cybersecurity risk. According to a ProPublica investigation, Microsoft has been quietly using engineers ...

Microsoft is quietly doubling down on its controversial presence in China as it hires staff for a major real estate project that the company is advertising to locals as “revolutionary,”… ...

Microsoft has been involved in China for 15 years, initially trying to graft it’s existing strategy onto the local market without much success. After ten years with little to show for it ...

Microsoft said it is under investigation in China, in the latest challenge in what has proved to be a difficult market for the software giant.

A handful of Microsoft supporters, including Robert Scoble, defended Microsoft. Scoble claims that Chinese are against free speech, and was prompty crucified by more experienced China hands ...

Microsoft and CETC have finished developing a special version of the Windows 10 platform for the Chinese government and its agencies.

Microsoft's new China chief opens up Timothy Chen, the "sunshine president" who jumped ship from Motorola China to head the software maker's Chinese operations, dismisses rumors of poor performance.

Microsoft President Brad Smith’s low-profile trip to China earlier this month has renewed concerns about its business in the country.