Microsoft researchers use artificial intelligence to keep a sailplane in the air without using a motor. It autonomously finds, catches and rides naturally occurring thermals, just like a bird … Read more »
Microsoft’s latest Security Intelligence Report finds that the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks on both consumer and enterprise accounts in the cloud are growing, with substantial increases in user account hacks and malicious sign-in attempts, and the stealing of online identities … Read more »
Microsoft Azure will be expanding into two new regions in Australia. This increases the number of Azure regions announced across the globe to 42, which is more than any other major cloud provider … Read more »
This week on Windows, we’re showing you some tips and tricks to get the most out of Office, and getting you ready for the school year with news from Microsoft Education … Read more »
Blockchain is a transformational technology with the potential to extend digital transformation beyond a company’s four walls and into the processes it shares with suppliers, customers and partners. A growing number of enterprises are investing in blockchain as a secure and transparent way to digitally track the ownership of assets … Read more »
Water scarcity has always been a grave problem in India, but for Bangalore, the issue is even more critical as it threatens its future. The primary source of water for India’s Silicon Valley comes from the Cauvery river and water needs to be transported for around 100 kilometers. Another major … Read more »
We interview Pratima Amonkar – a leader and passionate technologist who prides herself on being able to empower her team to take on big challenges. … Read more »
Microsoft has just launched a digital guide to cloud regulations in Asia Pacific aimed at legal and compliance professionals and other key decision makers. It is the first platform of its kind in the region, and a comprehensive resource on the regulations that apply to the adoption of cloud. … Read more »
Growing up in the slums of the Philippines, Dr. Astrid S. Tuminez did not have the luxury of eating regular breakfast as a child. She was one of seven kids and life was hard for her family. She had only one pair of socks, which she would wash once a … Read more »
Why aren’t more women entering and rising through the ranks of the tech world? Ahead of this month’s TechFemme 2017, we ask a senior executive with Microsoft in Asia Pacific her perspectives on career and life. … Read more »
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