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We at RCPU still haven't found all the buttons on the Office 2007 ribbon, but for those of you who are just itching to get to 2010, knock yourselves out.
Posted by Lee Pender on December 09, 2009
Microsoft is investing $2.5 billion on the premise that enterprise AI's next phase will be defined less by advances in foundation models than by organizations' ability to deploy those models successfully at scale.
Microsoft will reduce its global headcount by approximately 4,800 employees as part of a broader organizational restructuring.
Research suggests public concerns about hyperscale infrastructure are increasingly driven by distrust of AI, large technology companies and the perceived distribution of economic benefits.
New research suggests organizations are shifting production AI workloads away from public cloud as cost, governance, and security become top infrastructure priorities.
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