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In the news | Microsoft Azure Blog
We are happy to announce that Accelerated Networking (AN) is generally available (GA) and widely available for Windows and the latest distributions of Linux providing up to 30Gbps in networking throughput, free of charge! AN provides consistent ultra-low network latency via…
In the news | Fast Company
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies hope to pair advances in AI and machine learning with recent breakthroughs in biotechnology to map out the immune system and tap into the body's impressive diagnostic system.
In the news | siliconrepublic
The aim is to create a single blood test that could be trained to identify potentially hundreds of illnesses in the immune system before they present themselves as symptoms.
In the news | GeekWire
The human immune system is incredibly complex and incredibly smart. Your immune system knows when you’re getting sick, sometimes days, months or even years before the problem is diagnosed.
In the news | Healthcare IT News
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies announced a joint arrangement to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning with biotechnologies to ultimately decode the human immune system. The deal follows Microsoft and Google each investing in precision medicine startup DNAnexus earlier this week…
In the news | Official Microsoft Blog
The human immune system is an astonishing diagnostic system, continuously adapting itself to detect any signal of disease in the body. Essentially, the state of the immune system tells a story about virtually everything affecting a person’s health. It may…
In the news | NewsCo Shift
I believe that all reality is information, and all information creates reality. I am not alone in this belief, but it is nevertheless controversial. Regardless, around this maddening thesis revolves nearly all the intractable problems, paradoxes, and opportunities of modern…
In the news | GenomeWeb
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Adaptive Biotechnologies announced today that it has partnered with Microsoft to map the genetics of the human immune system, with the aim of detecting cancers and other disease in their earliest stages.