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Microsoft has invested in confidential computing for many years, so Im excited to announce that Microsoft will join industry partners to create the Confidential Computing Consortium, a new organization that will be hosted at The Linux Foundation. The Confidential Computing Consortium will be dedicated to defining and accelerating the adoption of confidential computing. Confidential computing

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Public competitions often help to advance the state of the art in challenging research problems. They frame a question, provide relevant data, and define evaluation metrics so that researchers across the world can work toward a shared goal—and ultimately learn from each other’s advances. The TextWorld team at Microsoft Research Montreal proposed “First TextWorld Problems” […]

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So you want your site to be available over secure HTTP and you already know that you need an SSL certificate. Still, many things can go wrong. I’m not going to document a specific error; rather I’d say how SChannel, TLS, keys and CAPI fit in, and where… Continue reading About HTTPS, SChannel, TLS, CAPI, SSL Certificates and their keys→

Episode 86, August 21, 2019- The ability to read and understand unstructured text, and then answer questions about it, is a common skill among literate humans. But for machines? Not so much. At least not yet! And not if Dr. T.J. Hazen, Senior Principal Research Manager in the Engineering and Applied Research group at MSR Montreal, has a say. He’s spent much of his career working on machine speech and language understanding, and particularly, of late, machine reading comprehension, or MRC.

On today’s podcast, Dr. Hazen talks about why reading comprehension is so hard for machines, gives us an inside look at the technical approaches applied researchers and their engineering colleagues are using to tackle the problem, and shares the story of how an a-ha moment with a Rubik’s Cube inspired a career in computer science and a quest to teach computers to answer complex, text-based questions in the real world.

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Azure SQL is a modern SQL platform that provides simple discovery, creation, and management by unifying SQL Server offerings in Azure. In this platform, you will see an overview of all Azure SQL offerings along with a guided create experience. You will… Continue reading Unified Azure SQL experience→

Hi everyone, today we have a post co-authored by Intune Support Escalation Engineer Saurabh Koshta and Intune Support Engineer Matt Gardner. In this post they discuss how you can use group tags to control device enrollment options via Windows… Continue reading Support Tip: Using group tags to import devices into Intune with Autopilot→

Just before the IFA tradeshow in Berlin, Dell announces the expansion of its consumer portfolio with brand new form factors and the addition of new 10th Generation Intel Core processors, delivering performance gains needed for compute-intensive, demanding, multi-thread workloads – while still efficiently handling 4K content. Bingeing series or always working on the go? Turn […]

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The Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS) team is happy to announce the immediate availability of the release notes for LCS (August 2019, release 2). Remove the edit button in BPM Corporate libraries [targeted release] After a project library is published to the corporate library, the organization admin was able to see the edit button in

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