Microsoft is officially retiring Skype on May 5, bringing the curtains down on one of the most iconic video-calling platforms of the early internet era. After more than two decades of service, the ...

Skype has been a staple of the digital communications landscape for years, and now, its run of over 20 years has come to an ...

Users who want to keep their Skype data can export their information until January 2026. After that, all remaining data will be deleted.

Microsoft officially shuts down Skype after 20 years of service, transitioning users to Microsoft Teams. Learn what this ...

Skype, the video-calling service that was once so popular it became a verb, has officially been retired by Microsoft. Here's what to know.

Microsoft has finally retired Skype today. The move marks the end of a major chapter in the evolution of video calling technology. Launched over two decades ago, Skype was one of the first platforms ...

After 20 years of service, Microsoft has officially shut down Skype as part of its strategy to focus on Teams.

Microsoft Teams has been developed as the intended successor to Skype, adding more features as it integrates with other ...

The company said Skype chats will appear on their Teams account and that the decision to retire the program reflects Microsoft’s strategy to prioritize Teams and streamline its main ...

Skype decentralised global communication and made it more affordable through peer-to-peer (P2P) VoIP. But more than that, it ...

Here lies Skype. Once the bane of Telkom and the voice of the Internet, Skype now echoes through the cloud eternal — archived ...

In 2011, Microsoft acquired Skype for $8.5bn, aiming to make it a central part of its communications strategy. But as competitors like WhatsApp, Zoom, and eventually Microsoft’s own Teams gained ...