Month: May 2020

‘Tis the season for high school and college graduations, but how do you help your grad celebrate while following social distancing guidelines to keep us all safe? Schools around the world are responding in different ways, with some conducting online ceremonies or offering drive through diploma pickup, while others are postponing commencement until it can […]

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Microsoft runs on trust. With the growing digital data in your organizations and sophistication of online threats, it’s increasingly important to have intelligent security and simplified governance tools to safeguard your corporate data.
 
At Micr… Continue reading Announcing general availability of sensitivity labels with protection in SharePoint and OneDrive→

It’s never been more critical that employees and the partners they collaborate with can work remotely and stay more secure. In the months leading up to this monumental shift, phishing and malware attacks were at the top of the list of cybersecurity thr… Continue reading Get the most out of Office 365 ATP in the shift to remote work→

 
MPI Collective communication primitives offer a flexible, portable way to implement group communication operations. They are widely used across various scientific parallel applications and have a significant impact on the overall application per… Continue reading Optimizing MPI Collective Communication using HPC-X on AzureHPC VMs→

One of the goals of quantum computing research is to understand which problems quantum computers can solve faster than classical (non-quantum) computers and how big the speedup can be. Grover’s algorithm and Shor’s algorithm are two famous quantum algorithms that yield a polynomial speedup and an exponential speedup, respectively, over their classical counterparts. In this […]

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Three months ago, I took on the role of leading Windows and Devices. What excited me about this was the opportunity to bring together our incredible teams to work on a product that a billion people all over the world rely on every day to work, learn, create and have fun. Since taking on the […]

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