Microsoft aims to replace its legacy C and C++ code with the Rust programming language across its largest codebases by the ...

Microsoft is preparing for a sweeping internal transformation that could fundamentally reshape how its software is built and maintained.

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Microsoft is planning a massive change to Rust by using AI-driven systems to rewrite its legacy C and C++ code at an ...

Microsoft may be gearing up for one of the boldest engineering transformations the software industry has seen in decades. A ...

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Microsoft is testing AI to refactor Windows system code into Rust, reducing memory risks and exploring a safer future for the ...

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A Microsoft veteran has highlighted his goal to eliminate every single line of C and C++ code and replace it with Rust, ...