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If someone asked you what snow leopards and Vincent Van Gogh have in common, you might think it was the beginning of a joke. It’s not, but if it were, Mark Hamilton, a software engineer in Microsoft’s Cognitive Services group,…

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| Danielle Belgrave and Anja Thieme

One in four of us, at some point in our lives, will be affected by a mental health condition. Good mental health and well-being are fundamental to our general health and quality of life. It enables us to build resilience…

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NVIDIA, a graphics technology company, needed to unlock the transformative potential of its GPUs using AI. Partnering with Microsoft, NVIDIA’s AI built a software platform that empowers developers to accelerate and build AI solutions, making AI more accessible for all.…

In the news | La Vanguardia

When I started working at Microsoft, we were worried that work automation would leave people jobless...

In the news | Computerworld.ch

Der Software-Riese Microsoft hat ein weiteres Forschungslabor in Zürich eröffnet. Im «Mixed Reality & AI Zurich Lab» soll auch die Computerbrille HoloLens weiterentwickelt werden.

In the news | Computerworld.ch

Der Software-Riese Microsoft hat ein weiteres Forschungslabor in Zürich eröffnet. Im «Mixed Reality & AI Zurich Lab» soll auch die Computerbrille HoloLens weiterentwickelt werden.

Anna Krystalli from the University of Sheffield (fourth from right) won best poster at the fourth Conference of Research Software Engineering with her poster on pkgreviewr for helping automate the rOpenSci review process for open reproducible research and data access. Microsoft sponsored the first prize for the competition, and pictured with Krystalli is a group from the company (from left): Pashmina Cameron, Kenji Takeda, Camilla Longden, Raluca Georgescu, Matthew Johnson, Tania Allard, and Bhavin Bhagalia.
Microsoft Research Blog

| Pashmina Cameron

Don’t limit yourself. If someone else can do it, you can do it, too. Don’t get comfortable. If doing well is easy, it’s time to challenge yourself. Over the years, these two principles have guided Columbia University PhD student Adji…

Awards | ReconViguRation: Reconfiguring Physical Keyboards in Virtual Reality