Month: April 2020

Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing 20H1 Build 19041.173 (KB4552455) to Windows Insiders in the Slow ring. This Cumulative Update includes the same fix previously noted in Build 19041.172 plus these additional fixes: We fixed an issue that prevents older versions of certain apps from opening by directing users to install the latest version of these […]

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One of the core aspirations in artificial intelligence is to develop algorithms and techniques that endow computers with an ability to synthesize the observed data in our world. Every time researchers build a model to imitate this ability, this model is called a generative model. If deep neural networks are involved in this model, the […]

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The SMTP AUTH protocol is used to submit millions of emails every day. The majority of the clients connecting to Exchange Online like this are devices such as multi-function printers or some piece of software that send automated emails. Email clients s… Continue reading Securing Authenticated SMTP in Exchange Online→

COVID-19 has heavily impacted organizations with workers in service and task-oriented roles across various industries. In some cases, customers are experiencing a complete halt in operations, and in other cases, supply chains are being shifted to make … Continue reading Take these steps to enable your Firstline Workers today→

As COVID-19 continues to require social distancing to ensure everyone’s safety, we have seen many companies support their employee’s needs and promote safety by allowing them to work from home and use online tools to collaborate. This has led to the ne… Continue reading Secure remote access to on-premises apps→

Trisha Hershberger first fell into technology as a result of her gaming habits. At that time her parents didn’t think this was a hobby for girls, because in the ’80s video games were primarily marketed towards boys. But fortunately, her parents eventually gave in. Her dad brought home an old, used Commodore 64 from a […]

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Azure Lab Services is designed to be light weight and easy to use so that you can quickly spin up a new lab of virtual machines (VMs) for your next hackathon.  Let’s use the following checklist to ensure that your hackathon goes as smoothly as pos… Continue reading Use Lab Services for your next Hackathon→

One of the more memorable proof of concepts I participated in was alongside Salt Spring Island, BC based startup InDro Robotics. This drone operating outfit reached out to our to explore how they could better enable their drones for search and res… Continue reading Applying AI to save lives: How A Team at Microsoft made Drones Self Aware→