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Edaena Salinas Jasso and Heather Shapiro take a walk on a garden path

There’s a path for women in tech: Trailblazers and newcomers connect at Grace Hopper for inspiration, real-world advice

Quantum bits, or qubits, need to be at stored at very cold temperatures. Researchers use a dilution refrigerator, where a quantum device is inserted into a “puck” that will be cooled down to millikelvin temperatures.

With new Microsoft breakthroughs, general purpose quantum computing moves closer to reality

A worker on a beach places the Marea subsea cable

Microsoft, Facebook and Telxius complete the highest-capacity subsea cable to cross the Atlantic

Five members of the University of Washington Data Science for Social Good team

Students ‘create something really incredible’ in broader aim to help two cross-border cities thrive together

Artificial intelligence eclipses cloud and mobile projects to win the day at Microsoft 2017 Hackathon

a man holds a glider, ready to launch it

Science mimics nature: Microsoft researchers test AI-controlled soaring machine

Participants at Girls Make Games camp gathered around a laptop

At Microsoft-hosted summer camp, girls make video games — and learn about a world of possibilities

Los Angeles-based DJ and producer Alison Wonderland

From local venues to major festivals, Surface-powered kit takes electronic artist Alison Wonderland’s live act to a new level

Veronika Scott, founder of the Empowerment Plan, discusses a project with a seamstress who's sitting at a sewing machine.

From the coat factory to the computer store, Veronika Scott helps homeless parents forge their futures

Feeling the Pride: Microsoft employees join in celebrations around the world

High-fives all around as young inventor fits girl with a robotic hand

Teachers and students outside of Sulaulo Bhairabi School at Dhading in Nepal

Second year of Microsoft Affordable Access Initiative grants awarded

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