Microsoft's Translator Hub , based on the Research unit's Azure-based Translator service, is now commercially available. Written by Mary Jo Foley, Senior Contributing Editor July 12, 2012 at 8:01 ...

To whet our appetites, the company has unveiled a crop of new Azure and Internet-of-Things services with, as we should no doubt expect these days, a focus on machine learning and blockchain.

Microsoft is making upgrades to Translator and other Azure AI services powered by a new family of artificial intelligence models its researchers have developed called Z-code, which offer the kind of ...

Office can now suggest better phrases in Word or entire replies in Outlook, design your PowerPoint slides, and coach you on presenting them. Microsoft built those features with Azure Machine ...

Across the company, he can point to examples of Azure AI products that grew from researchers solving challenges that also turned out to be useful for customers ­— like Azure’s automated machine ...

To spot faults quickly even if they take a month to show up, Azure feeds signals into a machine learning system: in the future, you will be able to do that for your own cloud workloads.

Azure Machine Learning automates machine learning to make it easier to build, train and deploy models. The service is generally available now, with pricing to go into effect February 1, 2019. BT.

And Azure Machine Learning gets new versatility, including usability from virtually all Python-language programming environments. Written by Andrew Brust, Contributor Dec. 4, 2018 at 8:30 a.m. PT ...

At the upcoming Visual Studio Live!@ Microsoft HQ 2025 conference in Redmond, Eric D. Boyd, founder and CEO of responsiveX, will lead the session "Predicting the Future using Azure Machine Learning," ...