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    Google’s NotebookLM Goes Public, But Microsoft’s Office Remains the Productivity Standard

    August 7, 2025

    Google’s NotebookLM rolled out globally on July 8, but Microsoft’s Office suite keeps its grip as the key tool for researchers and students.

    The post Google’s NotebookLM Goes Public, But Microsoft’s Office Remains the Productivity Standard appeared first on MSPoweruser.

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