First Ignite in San Francisco, first Ignite without Nadella headlining. Microsoft Foundry, Agent 365, and Entra Agent ID — the agentic platform got serious.
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Iron Software — makers of IronPDF, IronXL and IronWebScraper — recognises ThreeB IT for sustained partnership across logistics, healthcare, and SaaS projects.
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Build 2025 stretched to four days. The headline: GitHub Copilot Coding Agent, the Model Context Protocol, and a stack designed for agents to act on the web at scale.
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Ignite 2024 launched Azure AI Foundry, previewed Copilot Actions and autonomous agents, and reframed Sentinel for the Splunk migration.
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.NET Aspire 1.0 went GA on Day 1 of Build 2024. We rebuilt this website on it the same week. Here's what shipped, and what we kept.
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Ignite 2023 unveiled Azure Maia 100 and Cobalt 100 — Microsoft's first custom datacentre chips — and declared the age of Copilots.
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Build 2023 was the real return to Seattle — and the moment AI tooling stopped being a side track and became the whole keynote.
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First hybrid Ignite. The Entra identity family expanded, Defender for DevOps previewed, and Microsoft launched Designer — its first consumer-facing GenAI app.
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The conference where Xamarin.Forms officially handed the torch to .NET MAUI — and Microsoft Dev Box previewed cloud-hosted developer workstations.
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Ignite ran in March and again in November in 2021. Mesh, Loop, Teams Connect, and the new industry clouds — a doubled-up year of platform building.
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The first GPT-3-powered Microsoft product shipped at Build 2021 — and the Visual Studio 2022 roadmap dropped the same week.
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Ignite 2020 was the first virtual edition — and the show where Microsoft's entire enterprise security portfolio collapsed into one Defender brand.
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In June 2020, Thimo Buchheister and Thorsten Brügge founded ThreeB IT GmbH in Ibbenbüren — a custom .NET shop with a foot in IT services from day one.
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The first all-virtual Build. Blazor WebAssembly hit GA, Azure Static Web Apps launched, and Scott Hanselman’s “Every developer is welcome” theme set the tone.
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Orlando, 175 announcements, and the unveiling of Azure Arc — Microsoft's bet on managing every server, cluster, and database, on any cloud, from one plane.
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WSL 2, Windows Terminal, the unified .NET 5 roadmap, and Chromium-based Edge — Build 2019 set the direction for the next half-decade.
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