Month: January 2017

Corey Sanders, Director of Program Management on the Microsoft Azure Compute team dives into  General Availability of Cloud Foundry on Azure. Corey is joined by Sean McKenna – Principal Program Manager, Azure Compute to give us all the details.

• Getting started with PCF on Azure: http://aka.ms/pcfonazure
• Azure Service Broker for Cloud Foundry: https://github.com/Azure/meta-azure-service-broker

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Personalized medicine has been hailed as one of the main frontiers for medical research in this century. In the first half of the talk, we will give an overview on our projects that use gene expression, proteomics, DNA and clinical features for biomark… Continue reading Biomarker Discovery in Personalized Medicine | Microsoft Research→

Today we’ve come full circle from just being fans of games to developing and publishing our very first console game: RWBY: Grimm Eclipse for Xbox One! We couldn’t have made this journey without the love and dedication from our fans, or the passionate, talented teams throughout Rooster Teeth. In particular, the animation team working on the RWBY animated series that has become an international hit. With over-the-top, choreographed combat sequences featuring martial arts and magical weapons, the show has all the trappings to make an exciting video game. Featuring four main protagonists — Team RWBY featuring Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee,… Continue reading RWBY: Grimm Eclipse is Now Available on Xbox One→

We are pleased to announce the availability of several advanced capabilities in Office 365 for the U.S. Government Community, which complies with federal requirements for cloud services. —Read on for more details.

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Workforces are spread across multiple locations, and separated by projects and departments. How do you prevent communication silos?

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I am pleased to announce that Microsoft has acquired Simplygon, a premier developer of automatic 3D data-optimization solutions. This acquisition accelerates our 3D For Everyone vision and strategy, which we introduced with the Windows 10 Creators Update at our event this past October in New York. Simplygon’s technology and talent will strengthen our position in 3D creation, making it easier to capture, create and share in 3D. It builds on … Read more »

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In this tutorial, we will look at ways to remove the modality from your UWP application.Presentation decks and samples can be found at the GitHub: https://github.com/dxsurfacehub/Surface-Hub-Design-and-Development  Continue reading Modality | Design and Develop Apps for Surface Hub→

Our man Jos is back again, and this time he is talking about memory optimizing temporary data structures. And true to form, Jos brings in the whiteboard and spends 35 minutes walking us through how to improve TempDB performance by leveraging some of th… Continue reading Memory Optimizing Temporary Data Structures | Data Exposed→