Yes, there’s the option of building your own specific models using Azure’s Machine Learning studio, working with tools like PyTorch and TensorFlow to design and train models from scratch.

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.

As data volumes surge across every industry and machine learning tools become more accessible, predictive analytics is evolving from a niche discipline into a cornerstone of application innovation.

Microsoft today announced three new services that all aim to simplify the process of machine learning. These range from a new interface for a tool that completely automates the process of creating ...

Two of the most widely recognized AI services are Microsoft’s Azure Machine Learning and IBM’s Watson. Both boast impressive functionality, but which one should you choose for your business?

Nearly seven years after its debut as a preview, the Visual Studio Code extension for Azure Machine Learning has hit general availability. "You can use your favorite VS Code setup, either desktop or ...