# Microsoft Copilot

CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society, announced that its CAS Connections connector is now live in Microsoft Copilot, giving Copilot users direct access to CAS Content Collection and to CAS Newton, a science-focused AI agent. Previously, R&D teams in pharma, life sciences and chemistry had to look for trusted scientific information in dedicated tools outside Copilot. Jointly developed by CAS and Microsoft, the connector embeds more than 150 years of expert-indexed CAS knowledge into everyday writing, analysis and collaboration workflows, for example checking a compound's CAS Registry Number and chemical structure in Word or asking in Teams whether a substance appears in patent literature.

CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society, announced that its CAS Connections connector is now live in Microsoft Copilot, giving Copilot users direct access to CAS Content Collection and to CAS Newton, a science-focused AI agent. Previously, R&D teams in pharma, life sciences and chemistry had to look for trusted scientific information in dedicated tools outside Copilot. Jointly developed by CAS and Microsoft, the connector embeds more than 150 years of expert-indexed CAS knowledge into everyday writing, analysis and collaboration workflows, for example checking a compound's CAS Registry Number and chemical structure in Word or asking in Teams whether a substance appears in patent literature.

MongoDB has released a federated Copilot connector for MongoDB Atlas, now generally available, letting users ask Microsoft 365 Copilot questions about live Atlas data. Previously such answers lived in operational applications built on Atlas while the questions were asked in everyday productivity tools, or relied on a static copy of the data. The connector queries Atlas on demand through MongoDB's managed remote MCP server, with no migration or indexed copy, and each query runs as the signed-in user under existing Atlas permissions.

MongoDB has released a federated Copilot connector for MongoDB Atlas, now generally available, letting users ask Microsoft 365 Copilot questions about live Atlas data. Previously such answers lived in operational applications built on Atlas while the questions were asked in everyday productivity tools, or relied on a static copy of the data. The connector queries Atlas on demand through MongoDB's managed remote MCP server, with no migration or indexed copy, and each query runs as the signed-in user under existing Atlas permissions.