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We’re excited about Monday’s announcement that Bing Chat Enterprise is now available to Microsoft 365 A3 and A5 Faculty users at no additional cost. We look forward to hearing from educators about how they are using it!  Here’s a summary of what has changed in Bing Chat since our July 31 update:  Chrome […]

In July, Microsoft announced the preview of Bing Chat Enterprise, which delivers AI-powered chat with commercial data protection. Today, we have extended Bing Chat Enterprise eligibility to Microsoft 365 A3 and A5 licenses for faculty.   With Bing Chat Enterprise, user and organization data are protected and will not leak outside the organization. What goes in—and comes

It’s been six months since we reinvented search with the new AI-powered Bing and Edge. In that short time, you’ve engaged in so many unique and creative ways; to date we’ve seen over 1 billion chats and over 750 million images fill the world of Bing! We’ve also seen nine consecutive quarters of growth on

This week, browsing the web just got easier on your eyes and better for your laptop battery—we released dark mode for Bing Chat! This feature now works in both Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise in your desktop browser, and it’s already available in the Bing mobile app. Dark mode also changes the appearance of

At Microsoft Inspire 2023, we announced the next steps in our Bing Chat journey: Bing Chat Enterprise, rolling out today in Preview, and multimodal Visual Search, rolling out now for consumers on Bing desktop and the mobile app. Bing Chat Enterprise gives your organization AI-powered chat for work with commercial data protection. With Bing Chat

The Maps Team is thrilled to share the news about our highly successful event, the first-ever Microsoft’s Mapping and Geospatial Roadshow held in Amsterdam on June 7th, 2023! It was a remarkable occasion where we welcomed 85 geospatial professionals from a wide range of prestigious companies and government organizations.  Clemen’s presentation on Microsoft Enterprise Maps

Online shopping revolutionized the way we research, find, and buy the things we want and need. But as options and information grow, online shopping has become overwhelming. Online shoppers describe the process as stressful and confusing. There is simply too much to choose from, places to look, and information to sort through. Not to mention,

Microsoft Maps has a dedicated Maps AI (artificial intelligence) team that has been taking advantage of Microsoft’s investments in deep learning, computer vision, and ML (machine learning). Applying all that cool tech to mapping has yielded many useful datasets and our latest worldwide dataset includes a whopping 1.2B building footprints and 174M building height estimates from