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Microsoft delivers machine learning to every windows developer

ONNX API now available in Windows At the recent Windows Developer Day, Microsoft exec. Kevin Gallo announced a number of new products for developers, the most interesting of which was what he called “the intelligent edge” and the Windows AI Platform. In a nutshell, this means that while Microsoft has previously focused mainly on cloud-based AI, it is now turning ...

Peter McGuinness

ONNX API now available in Windows At the recent Windows Developer Day, Microsoft exec. Kevin Gallo announced a number of new products for developers, the most interesting of which was what he called “the intelligent edge” and the Windows AI Platform. In a nutshell, this means that while Microsoft has previously focused mainly on cloud-based AI, it is now turning its attention to enabling the use of machine learning at the edge. The platform provides a single workflow across all of Microsoft’s developer products, including Azure and Windows. (See, “Gamers have nothing to fear from AI”) For the Windows developer,
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