Generative AI is a transformative force, redefining how modern enterprises operate. It has quickly become central to how businesses drive productivity, innovate, and deliver impact. The pressure is on: organizations must move fast to not only adopt AI, but to unlock real value at scale or risk falling behind. Achieving enterprise-wide deployment of AI securely…
Microsoft Build 2025 showcased how Microsoft is reimagining the software development lifecycle with powerful new capabilities that redefine what’s possible with AI. From streamlining enterprise workflows to accelerating scientific discovery, AI agents are transforming how developers build and how businesses operate. 15 million developers are using GitHub Copilot, using features like agent mode and code…
Microsoft is named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Serverless Development Platforms, Q2 2025 We are thrilled to announce that Microsoft has been recognized as a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Serverless Development Platforms, Q2 2025. We believe this recognition is a testament to our relentless focus on empowering developers, driving innovation, and delivering real…
Businesses today are under pressure to innovate faster, reduce costs, and stay secure—all while preparing for an AI-driven future. As part of this shift, many organizations are turning to Microsoft Azure to modernize their infrastructure. In doing so, they find that migrating to Azure helps meet these evolving demands by improving agility, strengthening security, and…
When you’re building with AI, every decision counts—especially when it comes to cost. Whether you’re just getting started or scaling enterprise-grade applications, the last thing you want is unpredictable pricing or rigid infrastructure slowing you down. Azure OpenAI is designed with that in mind: flexible enough for early experiments, powerful enough for global deployments, and…
A proliferation of satellite constellations and connectivity to hyperscale clouds has made geospatial data available for a wide variety of sectors and use cases: from coordinating supply chains, to managing climate risk, and planning urban infrastructure, just to name a few. Yet despite its growing importance, geospatial data remains notoriously complex and siloed across a variety of sources, including satellites, drones, and other sensors—often accessible only to…