At HIMSS 2026, Microsoft Dragon Copilot advances unified AI workflows to help clinicians reduce complexity and stay focused on patients.
Today, Microsoft published the 2024 Environmental Sustainability Report. This report covers fiscal year 2023, and measures progress against our 2020 baseline. You can read the foreword below and explore the report in its entirety.
Microsoft helps partners benefit from its unified data estate platform to create personalized, role-specific AI that can empower customers with meaningful and relevant experiences.
With nearly 130,000 global business and government leaders in attendance, Hannover Messe is the event to showcase innovation in the manufacturing industry. This year, together with our partners and customers, Microsoft showcased how our technology is enabling manufacturers to “Accelerate Industrial Transformation with AI.
Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service offers unprecedented opportunities to augment human capabilities and enhance decision-making across the defense ecosystem. Harness the value of Azure OpenAI to achieve mission success across the spectrum of capability with greater speed, accuracy, and efficiency.
Every city is unique, with its own ambitions for the use of generative AI and its own set of requirements and technology considerations. In our work with cities, we have identified a set of success factors that are common across cities investing time and money in generative AI and are enjoying early success.
We are sharing three essential lessons from our work with LSEG that are relevant to other financial services organizations, specifically on how to determine a good solution, strategy, and focus for AI innovations.
On the one hand, insurers operate in a world of exacting processes, strict compliance, and regulatory considerations. On the other hand, competitiveness demands greater efficiencies, faster speed to market, and improved customer service. Copilot for Microsoft 365 addresses both dimensions.
During this wave, we’ve invested heavily in the development of copilot templates to enhance capabilities and integration across various industries. These customizable templates offer improved operational efficiency, enhanced customer engagement, and seamless integration with existing technology, all while supporting a diverse, global customer base.
At Microsoft, our mission to empower every individual and organization on the planet is complemented by our sustainability commitments, aiming for carbon-free energy by 2030 and neutralizing all historical emissions produced since our company’s inception in 1975.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t a futuristic vision: It’s a present reality. Azure OpenAI Service is transforming the way care is delivered and experienced by patients and providers alike. As healthcare providers and tech companies collaborate to harness the power of generative AI, they pave the way for more efficient, accessible, and personalized healthcare solutions that promise to redefine patient care for the better.
Government organizations are as eager as any business sector to harness the power of generative AI to transform their operations and improve service delivery. But as more and more of them initiate early exploration, experimentation, and eventual implementation, the unique challenges of successful adoption in governments are emerging.
In today’s complex global environment, public sector organizations are seeking to modernize their operations by tapping into the power of the hyperscale public cloud and cutting-edge technologies.
