Artificial intelligence

Both companies will experiment with new technologies during the five-year strategic partnership after Coca-Cola makes a $1.1 billion commitment to the Microsoft Cloud

Experts from both companies will work together to build business-specific solutions using Microsoft Copilot Studio

Accenture’s Matthew Edgerton shares how embracing generative AI-powered tools can boost employee productivity and innovation 

Key topics will include risk management, strategic investment and the potential of generative AI to improve processes, creativity and innovation

Integration with Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service will improve knowledge retrieval and the construction of digital assistant workflows

Companies will work together to ‘bring AI and digital infrastructure and services to underserved nations’

Copilot capabilities also aim to improve business processes and better engage customers, according to Microsoft’s Charles Lamanna

Microsoft executive Vasu Jakkal will give a keynote at the event and discuss Microsoft Copilot for Security in San Francisco this May

Microsoft will expand training programmes, strengthen its cybersecurity collaboration with the government and open a new research lab in the country 

Research will focus on advancing AI and the development of new models

The building materials firm worked with Microsoft to create the customer copilot solution

The latest version of the live news research tool will summarise articles from multiple sources, speeding up the information selection process for journalists and other users by “at least 50 per cent”

The Microsoft executive shared how partners are making the most of AI and new updates to the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program

Partnership is ‘building a future that unlocks the promise of AI for customers’

Industry leaders must manage their data in order to successfully implement AI

According to Adrian Amos at Synergy Technical, the combination of cloud computing and artificial intelligence adoption is reshaping the business landscape

French startup will use Azure AI infrastructure to accelerate the development of its LLMs, which will be made available for Microsoft customers on Azure

New data centres planned for Madrid and Aragon in Spain, and Germany’s infrastructure will be expanded across Frankfurt and the North Rhine-Westphalia region