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Valorem Reply led the development of the AI image recognition pipeline, using Azure AI to train and host models for image ...

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Microsoft has expanded OpenTelemetry support in Azure Logic Apps and Functions, enhancing observability and interoperability across platforms. This open-source framework enables seamless data ...

Microsoft is forming a new group focused on developing AI apps and providing tools for third-party customers, the company announced Monday.

Microsoft’s developer division is now focused on an AI-first app future. Former Meta engineering chief Jay Parikh is in charge of this new engineering group.

One key Azure Functions feature is its portability, with the option of building Functions apps and a basic runtime in containers for deployment and testing.