Microsoft Has Open Sourced Its Quantum Development Kit
QDK goes OS! Microsoft, in its quest to promote quantum computing across the planet, has opened up its quantum ecosystem to experts, development and researchers.
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Microsoft Launches Azure Pipelines App For Slack
DevOps got a bit more interesting! Microsoft has launched an Azure Pipelines app for Slack, while also reminding developers of the tweaks that it made
Azure Reserved Instance Discounts Expanded
That’s the way to do it! While we rarely get a price war in the cloud space these days, companies do like to roll out
Microsoft Introduces New Azure Maps Services
The highlight being Azure Maps Android SDK, which is now in preview. Microsoft today announced a whole array of new capabilities to its enterprise geospatial
Stratis Using Microsoft Architecture To Simplify Blockchain
London-based project Stratis has unveiled plans to use Microsoft architecture to make blockchain easier for developers. The company recently became a member of the Microsoft
No Live Tiles In Windows Lite?
Boy, Windows Lite sure is turning out to be an interesting little beast! The latest intelligence on this upcoming new version of the OS hints
Final Release Candidate For Azure DevOps Server 2019 Is Out
The official release of the Visual Studio Foundation Server 2012 replacement nears! Microsoft has pushed out the final prerelease candidate of Azure DevOps Server, with
Azure Cloud Skills Are In High Demand
A new report has revealed that interest in cloud skills has risen in the past three years, with employers and job seekers searching for Azure,
Microsoft, Docker Launch Cloud Native Application Bundles
Containers are the new black. These new software packages have upended traditional software deployments, with Docker pioneering the modern container movement. Opening up a new
Microsoft Quantum Development Kit Updated For Chemistry
Microsoft has updated its Quantum Development Kit for chemistry research, adding in new features and deeper integration with Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. But