Microsoft Launches Azure Databricks, New AI Tools for Developers - DNU Tv
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Microsoft Launches Azure Databricks, New AI Tools for Developers - DNU Tv |
Azure Databricks analytics platform delivers one-click setup, streamlined workflows and an interactive workspace.
With an objective to help increase developers’ productivity and
simplify app development, Microsoft has launched new data platform
technologies and cross-platform developer tools. The company introduced a
new AI-powered platform “Azure Databricks” during an event for
developers late Thursday.
Designed in collaboration with the
founders of Apache Spark, Azure Databricks analytics platform delivers
one-click setup, streamlined workflows and an interactive work-space.
The
platform will enable organizations to provide self-service analytics
and machine learning over all data with enterprise-grade performance and
governance, Microsoft said in a statement.
“With today’s
intelligent cloud, emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence
(AI) have the potential to change every facet of how we interact with
the world,” said Scott Guthrie, Executive Vice President.
“Developers
are in the forefront of shaping that potential. We’re announcing new
tools and services that help developers build applications and services
for the AI-driven future, using the platforms, languages and
collaboration tools they already know and love.”
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Microsoft Launches Azure Databricks, New AI Tools for Developers - DNU Tv |
Microsoft is releasing tools designed to help developers, development
teams and data scientists collaborate and work together more
efficiently for application development, deployment and management.
The company announced the general availability of a “Visual Studio App Centre”.
Developers
can use App Centre to increase productivity and accelerate application
lifecycle, freeing them to spend more time on new features and better
user experiences. Developers and data scientists can also develop AI
models with all the productivity of Visual Studio, on frameworks and
languages.
Microsoft also announced “Azure IoT Edge” that will
enable AI, advanced analytics and machine learning for the Internet of
Things (IoT) powered devices.
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