Johnson Controls is removing Microsoft's Cortana from the GLAS thermostat
The Windows 10 and Cortana-powered Johnson Controls GLAS thermostat soon will no longer support its original voice assistant, Microsoft's Cortana.
The Windows 10 and Cortana-powered Johnson Controls GLAS thermostat soon will no longer support its original voice assistant, Microsoft's Cortana.
Microsoft plans to make New York City-based PromoteIQ a division within Microsoft Advertising.
OpenAI, a company working on AI for the public good, is committing to build with Microsoft new Azure AI supercomputing technologies, and getting a $1 billion infusion from Microsoft as part of the arrangement.
Microsoft is turning its Immersive Learning tool into an Azure Cognitive Service and partnering with do-it-yourself computer-building kit maker Kano to develop a $300 Windows 10 S Mode PC kit.
Microsoft is assembling, piece-by-piece, an autonomous systems tool set that it's pitching to customers in the industrial robotics and systems area.
Microsoft plans to use Drawbridge's digital identity management technology, which uses machine-learning techniques, to grow LinkedIn's Marketing Solutions product.
Microsoft is looking to breathe new life into Cortana by enabling its digital assistant to handle more complex queries, starting with people-centric, productivity-based ones. Here's how this will work.
Microsoft is using technology from its Semantic Machines acquisition to make virtual assistants better able to engage in more natural conversations.
Microsoft's evolving 'conversational AI' strategy looks to be a key focus at Build 2019. And Cortana is still part of that strategy, though in a more business-centric way.
Microsoft has finally decoupled the Bing brand from its online advertising business, which is now christened as 'Microsoft Advertising.'