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Microsoft Build 2021: the day GPT-3 quietly shipped, and Windows got a tease thumbnail

Microsoft Build 2021: the day GPT-3 quietly shipped, and Windows got a tease

By Thimo Buchheister · Thursday, May 27, 2021 · 0 comments
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Build 2021 was three online days, but one of them mattered more than anyone realised: Power Apps shipped Microsoft's first product features powered by GPT-3. Add .NET 6 Preview 4 with Hot Reload, a 64-bit Visual Studio on the way, and Satya Nadella teasing 'the next generation of Windows' — and a quiet conference turned out to be a hinge.

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Microsoft Ignite 2019: Azure Arc, Synapse, and the year hybrid stopped being an apology thumbnail

Microsoft Ignite 2019: Azure Arc, Synapse, and the year hybrid stopped being an apology

By Thimo Buchheister · Friday, November 8, 2019 · 0 comments
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Orlando, ~26,000 attendees, and around 175 announcements. Azure Arc put a control plane over every cloud and every basement server; Synapse, Project Cortex, Power Automate RPA, a Chromium Edge and Azure Quantum filled out the rest. Here's what we took from the last fully in-person Ignite before the world changed.

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