Microsoft to hold free online Data Amp event, demonstrate data innovation

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Published on April 13, 2017

published on April 13, 2017

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Want to learn a thing or two about machine learning? Want to do it for free? Next Wednesday, you’ll get your chance. Microsoft Executive VP Scott Guthrie and Corporate VP Joseph Sirosh will be hosting Data Amp on April 19th, a free online event geared towards teaching people about data, intelligence, and analytics.

Get a front row seat to #MSDataAmp on 4/19 at 8 AM PT and see how #data can impact your apps & services: https://t.co/YD0EafMd6n pic.twitter.com/oAyShmL9l4

— Microsoft Azure (@Azure) April 12, 2017

The event will take place at 8 am PT, and promises to be an educational time for anyone who’s interested in the whole machine learning scene. It also promises to be something of a showcase for the future of SQL Server, so fans of that service will probably want to tune in to see what direction it’s headed in.

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