I'm Julia Borsden, and you're listening to CNBC's Tech Check. Our show is live weekdays at 11am

Eastern, listen in. Good Thursday morning. Welcome to Tech Check. I'm Carl Kintania with John Ford

and Julia Borsten. What a show. A huge hour coming up on Tech Check today. The latest on Microsoft's

dive into hybrid work, exclusive interview with CEO Satchin Adela alongside LinkedIn,

CEO Ryan Roslansky. Then, hear from Verizon's Hans Vesberg and the commissioner of the NFL,

Roger Goodell, as the new football season gets underway tonight. And that's not all. We also have

the CEO of Work from Home Winter Logitech as the company looks to go carbon neutral by 2030.

A big hour ahead, so don't go anywhere. John?

And we will start right now with Microsoft, focusing on demand for hybrid work with a slew of new features announced today for Office and LinkedIn.

Updates include AI-driven camera software to detect who in a room is speaking,

additional Outlook RSVP details to indicate if things are in-person or online,

and even a PowerPoint feature, allowing users to layer Teams video into the experience for live presentations.

And Microsoft's LinkedIn is leaning in when it comes to hiring,

allowing companies to indicate whether a role is in-person,

remote, or a hybrid. I spoke exclusively to Microsoft CEO, Satya Della, and LinkedIn, CEO,

Ryan Lislanski about these changes and why Microsoft itself has given up trying to predict exactly

when its workers will be back in offices. But I started by asking Nadella about inflation, specifically the Microsoft 365 price increase

that's coming in March and how he's balancing cost pressures in the global economy against

Microsoft's mission to make customers more productive.

This is an unprecedented time in terms of some of the constraints that are there.

There is the demand shock as well as the supply constraints that are all playing out.

But to me, the thing that is most needed going forward in order to deal with all of the

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