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Very good series from Microsoft must watch for everyone.
Series trailer: Innovating the future
The future can’t be found by looking back. Or standing still. In order to break down boundaries and transform the world, we look for solutions from alternative perspectives.
A planetary computer for Earth
Microsoft AI for Earth combines user-friendly software with cloud-based artificial intelligence to empower organizations and individuals working to advance sustainability around the globe. Together, we're solving some of today's toughest environmental challenges in the areas of biodiversity, climate change, agriculture, and water through this program. We’re also building a solid foundation for what Microsoft Chief Environmental Officer Lucas Joppa calls a dynamic, globally comprehensive planetary computer.
Breaking free of datacenter legacy thinking
What if we could store data in such a way that we never had to worry about quality loss or degradation? Microsoft Partner Deputy Lab Director Ant Rowstron shares his thoughts on redesigning the datacenter for a cloud-centric world. An ordinary piece of glass could have an extraordinary impact on the ways in which we store data and preserve collective memories. Using silica glass presents an energy efficient, sustainable and nearly indestructible method of data storage that could change the way we preserve our history, movies and music and more.
The intersection of art and science
Intersecting art and science creates a universe of possibility to make the invisible visible. Asta Roseway, Microsoft Principal Research Designer/Fusionist, shares her thoughts on fusing art, technology and science to address crucial issues like climate change, pollution exposure, mental health and other challenges currently facing society. Asta shares about innovative creations such as speaking to plants with red light and blue light, wind chimes that create different sounds based on air quality and Ada, the new living architecture installment at Microsoft Campus designed by Jenny Sabin.
The living software revolution
Using biological computation has the potential to transform medicine, agriculture and energy on a global scale. Microsoft Senior Scientist Sara-Jane Dunn shares her thoughts on how programming biology could help solve some of the world’s biggest challenges including climate change, the spread of disease and world hunger—creating scalable solutions to transform the world as we know it.
Series trailer: Innovating the future
The future can’t be found by looking back. Or standing still. In order to break down boundaries and transform the world, we look for solutions from alternative perspectives.
Microsoft AI for Earth combines user-friendly software with cloud-based artificial intelligence to empower organizations and individuals working to advance sustainability around the globe. Together, we're solving some of today's toughest environmental challenges in the areas of biodiversity, climate change, agriculture, and water through this program. We’re also building a solid foundation for what Microsoft Chief Environmental Officer Lucas Joppa calls a dynamic, globally comprehensive planetary computer.
What if we could store data in such a way that we never had to worry about quality loss or degradation? Microsoft Partner Deputy Lab Director Ant Rowstron shares his thoughts on redesigning the datacenter for a cloud-centric world. An ordinary piece of glass could have an extraordinary impact on the ways in which we store data and preserve collective memories. Using silica glass presents an energy efficient, sustainable and nearly indestructible method of data storage that could change the way we preserve our history, movies and music and more.
Intersecting art and science creates a universe of possibility to make the invisible visible. Asta Roseway, Microsoft Principal Research Designer/Fusionist, shares her thoughts on fusing art, technology and science to address crucial issues like climate change, pollution exposure, mental health and other challenges currently facing society. Asta shares about innovative creations such as speaking to plants with red light and blue light, wind chimes that create different sounds based on air quality and Ada, the new living architecture installment at Microsoft Campus designed by Jenny Sabin.
Using biological computation has the potential to transform medicine, agriculture and energy on a global scale. Microsoft Senior Scientist Sara-Jane Dunn shares her thoughts on how programming biology could help solve some of the world’s biggest challenges including climate change, the spread of disease and world hunger—creating scalable solutions to transform the world as we know it.
