Optimizing the deployment of Large Language Models (LLMs) is expensive today since it requires experimentally running an application workload against an LLM implementation while exploring large ...

Microsoft introduced a preview of its Agent Launchers framework earlier this month, allowing developers to register AI agents directly with Windows 11. The system uses digital manifests to integrate ...

Named Entity Recognition (NER) is an important task in Natural Language Processing, as it is a key information extraction sub-task with numerous applications, such as information retrieval and machine ...

Speculation arose after a Microsoft Engineer's LinkedIn post suggested C++ replacement The engineer has since clarified this is a research project, not Microsoft plan Microsoft is moving towards Rust ...

A senior Microsoft engineer has clarified that the company is not planning to eliminate C and C++ from Windows by 2030, walking back claims that sparked widespread speculation across the tech industry ...

The two languages currently play a major role in Microsoft’s products. C is deeply embedded in the Windows kernel and many low-level system components, including the Win32 APIs, while C++ is widely ...

Microsoft wants to develop tech that could translate its codebase to Rust, and is hiring people to make it happen. “My goal is to eliminate every line of C and C++ from Microsoft by 2030,” Microsoft ...

Microsoft told Windows Latest that the company does not plan to rewrite Windows 11 using AI in Rust, which is a programming language that is more secure than C and C++. But the clarification is not ...

Microsoft plans an ambitious AI-powered overhaul to replace legacy C and C++ code with Rust by 2030. Microsoft may be gearing up for one of the boldest engineering transformations the software ...

Microsoft is planning a significant overhaul of Rust by utilising AI-driven systems to rewrite its legacy C and C++ code at an unprecedented scale. Microsoft may be preparing for one of the most ...

Update December 24: Galen Hunt, Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft, recently described his ambitious target of replacing all C and C++ code at his company. However, he now says his post has been ...