Expanding Microsoft Foundry for Scientific AI Workloads AI is increasingly being applied to model complex real-world systems, from climate and industrial processes to human biology. In healthcare, ...

AI Innovation is accelerating — and Foundry Labs is where you can stay up-to-date. The pace of AI innovation isn't just fast — it's fundamentally different from anything we've seen before. New arch...

Grok 4.2 from xAI is now available in Microsoft Foundry. Microsoft Foundry is designed to help teams move from model exploration to production-grade AI systems with consistency and control. With the ...

This week's Model Mondays edition spans three distinct layers of the AI application stack: Cohere's cohere-transcribe, a 2B Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) model that ranks first on the Open ASR L...

From the Field: Why This Integration Works As an experienced AI Cloud Solution Architect working in Greater China Region (GCR), I’ve seen one emerging pattern that delivers quick wins for some of m...

Tamara Gaidar, Data Scientist, Defender for Cloud Research Maor Nissan, Principal Data Scientist, Defender for Cloud Research The situation I’m about to describe is one that will feel familiar to...

As organizations scale their use of AI agents, one question keeps surfacing: how much is each agent actually costing us? Not at the subscription level. Not at the resource group level. Per agent, per...

  What Is Vector Drift? Vector drift occurs when embeddings stored in a vector index no longer accurately represent the semantic intent of incoming queries. Because vector similarity search dep...

This post is a follow-up to the previous write-up at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azure-ai-foundry-blog/the-future-of-ai-autonomous-agents-for-identifying-the-root-cause-of-cloud-servi/44...

Model upgrades in Microsoft Foundry are not a one‑time platform operation, they are an ongoing application lifecycle discipline. Microsoft documentation makes this explicit: models evolve continuousl...