Speech services now in preview
At Microsoft Build 2018, the Microsoft Speech Services team announced the following new and improved products and services.
AI + machine learning
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Azure.Source – Volume 31
This Azure.Source covers Build 2018. Keep current on what’s happening in Azure, including what’s now in preview, generally available, news & updates, and more. -
Accelerating AI on the intelligent edge: Microsoft and Qualcomm create vision AI developer kit
Today at the Microsoft Build developer conference, we are announcing a partnership with Qualcomm, one of the largest mobile and IoT chipset manufacturers in the world. -
Microsoft Conversational AI tools enable developers to build, connect and manage intelligent bots
Conversational AI is the next user interface (UI) wave in computing. -
Announcing Cognitive Search: Azure Search + cognitive capabilities
Today we are announcing Cognitive Search, an AI-first approach to content understanding. -
Azure AI Platform announcements: New innovations for developers
Today, at Microsoft Build 2018, as we engage in conversations about digital transformation with over a million developers, customers and partners, I am pleased to share some of our latest and most exciting innovations in the Azure AI Platform. -
Microsoft empowers developers with new and updated Cognitive Services
Today at the Build 2018 conference, we are unveiling several exciting new innovations for Microsoft Cognitive Services on Azure. -
Microsoft extends AI support to PyTorch 1.0 deep learning framework
Today Microsoft is announcing the support for PyTorch 1. -
Three common analytics use cases with Microsoft Azure Databricks
Data science and machine learning can be applied to solve many common business scenarios, yet there are many barriers preventing organizations from adopting them. -
From Microsoft Azure to everyone attending NAB Show 2018 — Welcome!
NAB Show is one of my favorites. The creativity, technology, content and storytelling are epic, as is the digital transformation well underway. -
Ingest, prepare, and transform using Azure Databricks and Data Factory
Azure Databricks general availability was announced on March 22, 2018. -
Azure.Source – Volume 24
Keep current on what’s happening in Azure, including what’s now in preview, generally available, news & updates, and more.
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