Microsoft updates Cognitive Services terms
15 février 2018
We understand that the commitments we make about data are essential for any organization. To give customers more control, we’ve updated our Cognitive Services terms for customer data.
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Create tomorrow today with emerging tech at Microsoft Build
14 février 2018
On May 7–9, brilliant developers and industry game-changers will meet at Microsoft Build in Seattle, Washington. Save the date to register tomorrow for your ringside seat.
Azure Standard support now offers the highest value support for production workloads amongst major cloud providers
25 janvier 2018
We are pleased to announce important updates for Azure Standard support. With these changes, Azure now offers the most cost effective and predictable support offering amongst major cloud providers...
Show off your skills with #AzureTrivia
19 janvier 2018
#AzureTrivia wants to celebrate the curiosity that keeps you so inspired. Join us, have some fun and show off your whip-smart Azure knowledge — bragging rights are on the line...
Open AI ecosystem advances as Preferred Network adds Chainer support to ONNX AI Format
17 janvier 2018
In September we introduced the Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX) format Microsoft co-created to increase interoperability and reduce friction for developing and deploying AI.
Securing Azure customers from CPU vulnerability
3 janvier 2018
An industry-wide, hardware-based security vulnerability was disclosed today. Keeping customers secure is always our top priority and we are taking active steps to ensure that no Azure customer is…
Conversational Bots Deep Dive – What’s new with the General Availability of Azure Bot Service and Language Understanding
13 décembre 2017
Microsoft brings the latest advanced chatbot capabilities to developers' fingertips, allowing them to create apps that see, hear, speak, understand, and interpret users’ needs -- using natural…
Microsoft Cognitive Services updates for Microsoft Connect();
15 novembre 2017
Microsoft Cognitive Services enables developers to augment the next generation of applications with the ability to see, hear, speak, understand, and interpret needs using natural methods of communication. Think about the possibilities: being able to add vision and speech recognition, emotion and sentiment detection, language understanding, and search, to applications without having any data science expertise.
A technical overview of Azure Databricks
15 novembre 2017
Today at Microsoft Connect(); we introduced Azure Databricks, an exciting new service in preview that brings together the best of the Apache Spark analytics platform and Azure cloud...
Why Microsoft offers uncapped indemnification for open source in Azure
8 novembre 2017
One of the most frequent questions our customers ask us is how they can protect themselves from the risk of litigation, especially when it comes to their innovations in the cloud. While 2016 and 2017 have seen declines in overall patent litigation, one sector is experiencing an uptick in IP litigation – and that’s in the cloud.