High performance container networking
| Victor Bahl
Researchers and engineers from Microsoft Research and Microsoft Azure have contributed nine scientific papers to the technical program of the 16th Annual USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation – NSDI ‘19 – to be held in Boston, Massachusetts…
This article will help you break down the barriers between how you think about usability and accessibility. By incorporating several of these design tenets into your product's cycle, you can begin to create a culture that fosters inclusivity.
In addition to bug fixes and minor performance improvements, we are happy to announce that Microsoft SEAL 3.2.0 comes with full .NET Standard wrappers for the public API, which will hugely simplify the work of .NET developers writing homomorphic encryption…
In addition to the license change, this release brings many internal and a few API updates.
Winners announced in multi-agent reinforcement learning challenge
| Noboru Sean Kuno
In Learning to Play: The Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning in MalmÖ (MARLÖ) Competition, we invited programmers into this digital world to help tackle multi-agent reinforcement learning. This challenge, the second competition using the Project Malmo platform, tasked participants with designing learning…
Microsoft SEAL open source homomorphic encryption library gets even better for .NET developers!
| Kristin Lauter, Kim Laine, Hamed Khanpour, and Ester de Nicolas
Since its open-source release on December 3rd 2018, Microsoft SEAL has become one of the world’s most popular homomorphic encryption libraries and has been adopted by security and privacy professionals world-wide in both academia and industry. Thanks to the fact…
By Weiwei Cui, Shi Han, Qingwei Lin, Jian‑Guang Lou, Yong Xu, Dongmei Zhang, Haidong Zhang, and Bin Zhu, Microsoft Research Asia Data intelligence is a new interdisciplinary field that synthesizes areas such as big data management, data mining, machine learning, human-computer…
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When Algorithms Think You Want to Die
Opinion: Social media platforms not only host troubling images of suicide and self-harm, they end up recommending it to the people most vulnerable to it.