Microsoft and BMW are partly to launch the Open Manufacturing Platform, an initiative that brings the power of Azure computing with AI and machine learning to help reduce costs and increase innovation within the manufacturing sector.
Take a look at the top Microsoft news for the past week, from Microsoft's response to the new Skype experience complaints, to BMW teaming up to integrate Skype for Business into its BMW 5 series vehicles.
Microsoft and BMW have teamed up to bring Skype for Business to the new BMW 5 series.
Microsoft office in Southfield Town Center might be moving into a downtown 50,000 sq/ft Detroit space, according to sources from the Free Press.
At CES 2017, we saw a lot of big Microsoft related announcements, even though Microsoft has pulled out of keynoting a show they once dominated. Whether it was Dell's unveiling of the world's first 8K display, XPS 27 PC, XPS 15 ... Read more
Some more information in regards to future plans for Cortana integration in BMW connected cars has emerged.
Microsoft’s story to developers on Day 2 of Build 2016 encompassed cloud computing with Azure, developing with Xamarin, and linking a billion Internet of Things devices or sensors to machine learning.
On stage, BMW showcased how Microsoft’s Azure has become the foundation for the car company’s Open Mobility Cloud.
When Microsoft bought the majority of Nokia’s mobility division, many expected the mapping section to be a bundled addition. However, Microsoft’s negotiations failed to acquire the HERE Maps division from Nokia. Analyst, Journalist, and Windows Phone fans saw the failed ... Read more
The New York Times is reporting that Uber, the quickly growing app based alternative to taxis, has dropped out of negotiations for the multi-billion dollar acquisition of Nokia’s Oyj’s map business, makers of HERE Maps. Winbeta had previously reported in ... Read more
Over the years we’ve heard of several key organizations opting for Windows Phones rather than Android and iOS solutions to fulfill their mobile communication and productivity needs. Hyatt Hotels, BT (British Telecom), CaixaBank, Delta Airlines and more have already adopted ... Read more