It's a busy week for Microsoft, with the software giant laying out plans for its next operating system Windows 7 as well as its move into cloud computing.
IT PRO is attending the tech giant's Professional Developers Conference in LA, bringing you all the latest news from the big event.
Check back here regularly for updates and see below for what we've been told so far...
Live Blogging
Replay: Windows 7 live blogging
Replay: Live blogging from the Microsoft PDC Keynote
News
Microsoft tries to give data some Oomph
Photos: Windows 7 new features and interface
Online grocery shopping gets the Tesco API treatment
Windows 7 sounds death knell for Vista
Dot Net analyses Wikipedia in the cloud
Microsoft gets ready for Paris
Microsoft unveils Azure cloud computing platform
Blogs
What will Windows 7 mean for Vista?
Microsoft's cloud ambitions
PDC Day One begins
The PDC pre-show buzz
Getting ready for PDC
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RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovationITPro Podcast Ransomware, quantum computing, and an unsurprising focus on AI were highlights of this year's event
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei thinks we're burying our heads in the sand on AI job lossesNews With AI set to hit entry-level jobs especially, some industry execs say clear warning signs are being ignored
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Microsoft angers admins as April Patch Tuesday delivers password feature without migration guidanceNews Security fixes include a zero day exploited by a ransomware group and seven critical flaws
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Managing a late migrationOpinion When it comes to moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10, it's better late than never
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How to set up a Windows 7 emulator for Windows 10Tutorials A complete guide for setting up a Windows 7 emulator for Windows 10 so you don’t lose access to your apps
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The autopsy of Windows 7
In-depth Report of a postmortem examination
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The IT Pro Podcast: Farewell Windows 7IT Pro Podcast We reflect on the legacy of one of Microsoft's most enduringly popular operating systems
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Windows 7 ends: what do you do next?
In-depth From SMBs to big business and individuals, after 10 years it's time to move on from Windows 7
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Windows 7 end of life: What to do if you haven't upgraded yetIn-depth Microsoft has now officially moved Windows 7 to end of life, meaning it's no longer a viable business platform
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Windows 10 vs Windows 8.1 vs Windows 7 - Microsoft OS head-to-headVs We pit Microsoft's most popular operating systems against each other to see which is the greatest of all time
