At Build, Microsoft described how Azure is supporting large AI workloads today, with an inference accelerator, high-bandwidth connections, and tools for efficiency and reliability.
Microsoft delivers a one-stop shop for big data applications with its latest updates to its data platform.
Microsoft’s Power Platform AI tooling gets a major update and a new role in process automation.
Microsoft is not simply making a big bet on AI in Windows, but betting that natural language and semantic computing are the future of Windows.
Microsoft has added new skills to its LLM-powered Copilot in Azure and opened up access to everyone.
Microsoft’s Concise API Design Language has a new name and a larger role to play in building REST, OpenAPI, gRPC, and other services.
New tools for filtering malicious prompts, detecting ungrounded outputs, and evaluating the safety of models will make generative AI safer to use.
A new managed signing service on Azure offers low-cost, low-touch code signing with integration into GitHub Actions.
An open-source collection of low-level tools helps you troubleshoot cloud-native applications by delivering key data from the heart of the Linux kernel.
Microsoft has rolled its Git Virtual File System and Scalar optimizations into a fork of Git designed to support enormous repos and large distributed teams.
It’s time to update your older cross-platform .NET applications. Should you use MAUI or something else?
New techniques make graph databases a powerful tool for grounding large language models in private data.
The open-source Retina brings observability to container networks in Kubernetes using eBPF.
Microsoft continues to evolve its Azure Kubernetes Service. Kubernetes co-creator Brendan Burns tells us where it’s going next.
The open-source cloud-native runtime security tool is now a graduated CNCF project. Is it time to use it in your Kubernetes applications?
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