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Nurses watches smiling boy play

How AI and Teams are benefitting the littlest of patients

Collage of promotional posters for various original shows made by Indian video streaming company Eros Now

Bollywood, blockbusters and a $5B industry: How Eros Now is redefining online video

Tara Prakriya

Meet Tara Prakriya, leader in engineering Microsoft’s connected car platform

Brothers Abdoulaye and Ibrahima Barry

New alphabet helps an ancient people write its own future

Francesca Fedeli, Roberto D'Angelo and their son Mario in front of a fountain, playing and smiling

A way to bring peace of mind — and sleep — to parents whose children suffer seizures wins Microsoft Hackathon

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High tech for higher ed: An Australian engineering professor revamps student learning with Teams

High tech for higher ed: An Australian engineering professor revamps student learning with Teams

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Unilever’s digital journey leads to real results for consumers and employees

Unilever’s digital journey leads to real results for consumers and employees

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How NV Play is shaping the future of cricket – and making the global game more approachable

How NV Play is shaping the future of cricket – and making the global game more approachable

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ButcherBox serves up a new approach to meat delivery

ButcherBox serves up a new approach to meat delivery

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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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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 the quest for a scalable quantum computer is helping fight cancer

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

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How tech can speed help to malnourished children

How tech can speed help to malnourished children