Microsoft is celebrating 50 years of existence in April, and whether you like it or not, this organization changed the lives of generations of us with its products and services. It’s synonymous ...

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The letter read: “After March 20, 2024, you will no longer be able to access these Microsoft products or services, or any data stored in them.” Russian publication RBC reported Svetlana Ascheulova, ...

Microsoft offers a variety of certifications in its products like Azure, Windows, or Microsoft 365. Microsoft offers free, self-paced training, and you can pay to take an exam and become certified.

Microsoft's letter did not specify which services would be pulled, but TASS has compiled a list of over 50 products that will be unavailable at the end of March.