IT implementors

Four best practices to keep your Windows Server estate secure and up-to-date.

Open-source technologies have had a profound impact on the world of AI and machine learning, enabling developers, data scientists, and organizations to collaborate, innovate, and build better AI solutions.

Azure Open Source Day highlighted Microsoft’s commitment to open Source and focused on how Open Source Technologies can be used to build intelligent apps faster and with more flexibility.

Today, we are pleased to announce the public preview of Microsoft’s Florence foundation model, trained with billions of text-image pairs and integrated as cost-effective, production-ready computer vision services in Azure Cognitive Service for Vision.

Azure Web Application Firewall (Azure WAF) provides centralized protection of your web applications from exploits and vulnerabilities.

Today we are pleased to announce the public preview of Azure VMware Solution in Microsoft Azure Government.

During the last two years navigating changing economic climates and a global pandemic that shifted the way we work, we’ve learned that teams can continue to collaborate together productively and effectively in remote and hybrid settings. A recent Microsoft study shows that hybrid work works.

We are innovating and improving the Microsoft commercial marketplace to support you in accelerating IT modernization and maximizing the value of your investments.

Bringing together purpose-built AI infrastructure and managed data and AI services into one environment streamlines management and automation, often reducing the complexity of building, training, and bringing AI models into production.

The Microsoft Azure Cognitive Speech Services platform is a comprehensive collection of technologies and services aimed at accelerating the incorporation of speech into applications and amplifying differentiation to the market as a result.

Industrial leaders have worked for years to improve the efficiency of manufacturing processes through digital innovation. But finding a balance between informational technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) requirements in their facilities has been a challenge.

High-performance computing and orbital data deliver unprecedented insights into weather patterns, improving planning, forecasting, and decision-making, in an ever-evolving agriculture supply chain.