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Merill's weekly Microsoft AI roundup
Merill's weekly Microsoft AI roundup
May 11

MSAI.ms #1 → Merill's weekly Microsoft AI roundup

Learn about GPT 5.5 in M365 Copilot, markdown in SharePoint and OneDrive, Agent 365 going GA and more!
👋 Hi, Merill and Joshua here with the very first issue of our new weekly Microsoft AI news roundup. We’re so excited to finally get this out into the world and can’t wait to share it with you every week!
Merill Fernando and Joshua Fernando ∙ 4 LIKES
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Asim Rasheed
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May 15
Thanks Merrill
Entra.News - Your weekly dose of Microsoft Entra
Entra.News - Your weekly dose of Microsoft Entra
May 23

The New Control Plane for Microsoft Entra Tenant Governance

Inside Microsoft's Tenant Governance: What Every Entra Admin Needs to Know
Microsoft had 7 million internal tenants and almost lost control of their environment and your org might be facing the same problem at a smaller scale. In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Staiman, PM Area Lead for Tenant Governance at Microsoft, to break down the feature born from the Midnight Blizzard attack. We cover discovery, drift detection, gov…
Merill Fernando ∙ 4 LIKES
Internal Tech Emails
Internal Tech Emails
May 14

OpenAI x Microsoft

Welcome to Internal Tech Emails: internal tech industry emails that surface in public records. 🔍 If you haven’t signed up, join 50,000+ others and get the newsletter:
Internal Tech Emails ∙ 24 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS
Substrate
Substrate
May 24

Microsoft Copilot vs. Gemini Spark

The Next AI O/S For The Future of Work
In 2007, the most secure, most managed, most IT-approved phone in the world was the BlackBerry. Enterprises loved it. It had a keyboard the thumbs trusted, encryption the security team trusted, controls the CIO trusted. It was built, from the silicon up, for the company.
Ram Srinivasan ∙ 4 LIKES
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Marty Clemons
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4d
This reminds me of Stewart Brand’s pace layers concept. Fast innovates. Slow stabilizes. Governance always lags.
Over Matcha with Gabriela
Over Matcha with Gabriela
May 13

One year after Microsoft laid me off

The call, the relief, the work I did there, and what I built instead
[This is my personal account of events as I remember them. All perspectives and opinions are my own.]
Gabriela de Queiroz ∙ 37 LIKES ∙ 5 RESTACKS
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Christian Pezzin
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May 15
Hi Gabriela, thanks for sharing your story. I remember 1 year ago, you made it in the news and we were all a bit surprised about this. I had a similar experience recently and the thing I got in common is going to a shop and buy a new computer! It's a strange feeling but that made me feel a bit more in-control of myself. Happy to read your future stories. Ciao from Italy! :)
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JM
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May 14
I’ve been at Microsoft 14 years and am fairly certain this July’s layoff round will mark the end of my tenure. These words “That’s what sustained layoff threats do to people. They don’t just cut jobs. They cut your sense of safety. Your ability to focus. Your trust in the institution.” resonate deeply and I hope I have the strength to make that call to my team - 18 people I have coached, mentored, managed and care deeply about.
Sabrina Ramonov 🍄
Sabrina Ramonov 🍄
May 13

Microsoft Copilot FULL COURSE! (2 Hours & Free)

How to use Microsoft Copilot and Copilot in Excel, Outlook, Word, and Powerpoint.
In case you missed it:
Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 ∙ 155 LIKES ∙ 5 RESTACKS
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GoodMotorBike - 好機車
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May 13
I would like if you could share how we can create an AI Council with team of X to discuss on the issues, debate it, and then have the final discussion.
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Dav Ogden - Reset With Impact
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May 13
Wow - I completely appreciate all that you do to help people understand AI Sabrina. I have a Sabrina folder on my local PC where I store and keep your vids.
It's taken me a bit longer than I figured to get going with it all - but your videos are the ones I always turn to. So, thanks for that ...
Wiseman Capital
Wiseman Capital
May 19

Microsoft: The Agentic Era Has a New Landlord

Q3 2026 Review: Wiseman Cap
The gap between what Microsoft’s stock has done and what Microsoft’s business has done over the past twelve months is one of the more interesting setups I have come across in a while. The stock is down 7% from a year ago. The business printed three consecutive quarters of accelerating cloud growth, crossed a $37 billion artificial intelligence revenue r…
Kaushik ∙ 21 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS
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AfterValue
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May 19
I am currently ~95% of portfolio invested in Microsoft. One reason for such a large exposure is due to usage of Copilot in my org. Copilot has the potential to generate 100bln plus revenue per annum in the foreseeable future. the usage of tokens is immense in my org. No competitor has the access to an enterprise employee’s PC directly when she boots it up immediately. Copilot is just everywhere. Cowork was introduced few days back, its usage is growing like a weed. Give it a time to stock price to reflect the reality we are going to face in a year or two. Satya knows what he is doing. great summary btw. Appreciate the writeup
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Phaetrix
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May 19
The key shift is that Microsoft is no longer just selling software seats.
It is trying to turn enterprise workflow into metered infrastructure.
That makes the capex debate harder. If AI agents become real operating layers, the spend is a toll-road buildout. If adoption stalls, it becomes expensive depreciation.
Head First Data
Head First Data
May 16

The Power BI developer's survival guide to Microsoft Fabric

Power BI Premium is gone. Microsoft Fabric took its place. Here's what actually changed for you, what didn't, and where to start - without the panic.
If your social media feed has been making you feel like you missed the bus on Microsoft Fabric - take a breath. You didn’t miss anything. You’ve been riding the bus the whole time. It just got a new name and a few extra stops.
Nikola Ilic ∙ 14 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS
Moat Made Simple (MMS)
Moat Made Simple (MMS)
May 23

Microsoft vs. Google: Which is the better buy today?

2 famous investors disagree on how to allocate their capital
Four times a year, the SEC forces the world’s best investors to do something they’d rather not: show their work.Moat Made Simple (MMS) is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
Tay Chi Keng ∙ 11 LIKES ∙ 1 RESTACKS

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