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Microsoft makers recreate iconic Apollo 11 hatch for 50th anniversary of historic moon landing

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Get videos, photos and more from Microsoft Inspire 2019

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How the quest for a scalable quantum computer is helping fight cancer

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Photographer and digital artist up their game with Z by HP

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI (left), and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

OpenAI forms exclusive computing partnership with Microsoft to build new Azure AI supercomputing technologies

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MediaValet bets big on AI to deliver more customer value

MediaValet bets big on AI to deliver more customer value

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Artist uses AI to create an ever-changing musical score shaped by the skies above an NYC hotel

Artist uses AI to create an ever-changing musical score shaped by the skies above an NYC hotel

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You don’t have to be a developer to turn a great idea into an app

You don’t have to be a developer to turn a great idea into an app

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How the Xbox Adaptive Controller is helping VA medical centers support veterans

How the Xbox Adaptive Controller is helping VA medical centers support veterans

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AI for Accessibility grant winners: ‘You want to be seen as the person you are’

AI for Accessibility grant winners: ‘You want to be seen as the person you are’

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How tech can speed help to malnourished children

How tech can speed help to malnourished children

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She wanted to take photos. He wanted to understand movies in English. Here’s how AI helped them both.

She wanted to take photos. He wanted to understand movies in English. Here’s how AI helped them both.

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Code Jumper: jumpstarting computer science for kids who are blind

Code Jumper: jumpstarting computer science for kids who are blind