These Trademark and Brand Guidelines (“Trademark Guidelines”) detail how you can help us protect Microsoft’s brand assets, including logos, names, app and product icons, and the trust that they represent. We have created these Trademark …

Take a deeper look at the stories behind our work to move towards a net zero, environmentally sustainable future. We partner with organizations to provide grants and funding that help drive innovation and impact toward building a sustainable future.

Read the annual sustainability report from Microsoft. Explore our progress to become a carbon negative, water positive and zero waste company.

Microsoft Copilot is your companion to inform, entertain, and inspire. Get advice, feedback, and straightforward answers. Try Copilot now.

Sep 19, 2023 · I'm searching for a Library with all current Microsoft Logos in a proper format in order to place these on our Partner Website. We prefer not to utilize any logos sourced from the internet because they often lack accurate colors or may be outdated.

May 15, 2024 · Today, Microsoft published the 2024 Environmental Sustainability Report. This report covers fiscal year 2023, and measures progress against our 2020 baseline.

Microsoft launched the new logo on August 23, 2012, which features a flattened version of the Windows grid, each color representing a specific product (Office, Xbox, Windows and Bing, respectively).

May 2, 2022 · Back when Microsoft was "Micro-Soft," graphic artist Simon Daniels created the firm's first corporate logo using the Aki Lines typeface in 1975. The typeface, created by Akihiko Seki in 1970, utilizes sets of seven sweeping lines to form the shapes of the letters.

If you’ve ever wondered how the Microsoft logo came to be, this article will break down the history of the brand and its icon symbol from its inception. Before diving into Microsoft’s logo though, first we’ll highlight how the Microsoft brand came to be and how it paved the way for future technology brands. About Microsoft

Dec 28, 2022 · The current Microsoft logo with four colorful windows results from its long design history. Here are the phases through which this iconic logo went through.