Not every step in an AI application needs a large language model to generate a response. Many high-volume application steps are decisions: classify an input, select an option, assign a score, verify ...

Voice agents engage with users in real-time, interactive conversations. Their success depends on what users say, how they sound, and when they speak. Static evaluations provide a task without further...

Teams developing voice agents need automated evaluation because human review alone cannot keep pace with thousands of calls and frequent agent updates. Microsoft Foundry addresses this need with mult...

  The problem SharePoint libraries often contain years of carefully curated metadata, including root cause, severity, business unit, document type, owner and classification. If that metada...

Every evaluation run is, under the hood, a stack of LLM-as-judge calls. Behind Microsoft Foundry's evaluation service, every graded row becomes judge traffic: hundreds of thousands of judge calls a d...

Claude Haiku 5.5 is now available in Microsoft Foundry. The fastest and most efficient model in the Claude 5.5 family, it is built for high-volume, cost-sensitive agentic work, from live customer sup...

Developers are shipping agents faster than security teams can catalog them. As organizations move beyond pilots and begin operating dozens or hundreds of agents, one question keeps coming up: how do ...

Today, Grok 4.7 from SpaceXAI is generally available in Microsoft Foundry Models, expanding the portfolio of leading models available to developers and enterprises building the next generation of AI ...

The problem with "AI can help my business" Every non-technical founder has heard some version of "you should put an AI agent on this." Far fewer have seen what it actually costs, in time and money,...

In architecture reviews with enterprise teams moving their first agentic applications toward production, I often hear the same plan: the team has containerized their agent and intends to run it on th...