One new entrant that looks particularly useful extends Azure Cognitive Search, adding a vector index to your data and new APIs for querying that index. Like all Azure services, Azure Cognitive ...

There’s an exciting development making rounds in the tech arena: Azure Cognitive Search is paired with the Azure OpenAI service. This pairing by Microsoft intends to upgrade search functions ...

Microsoft Azure Search will now be known as Azure Cognitive Search to signify the next wave of artificial intelligence in the enterprise. According to Microsoft, the first wave of AI was built ...

Instead, Microsoft is constantly iterating on its AI-powered search, vision, language, speech, and decision-making tools, as it has done since Azure Cognitive Services (under its current branding ...

Among other highlights, Microsoft rolled out a semantic search capability in Azure Cognitive Search that enables developers to deliver search results based on intent, as opposed to only keywords.

In addition, Azure Cognitive Search, a related service that focuses on — you guessed it — search, is also getting a couple of new capabilities. Using the same natural language understanding ...

perhaps the most notable of which is Vector Search. Available in preview through Azure Cognitive search, Vector Search uses machine learning to capture the meaning and context of unstructured data ...

The company also adopted Azure Cognitive Search, which contextualizes and searches unstructured data across customer data ecosystems and improves the quality of the search results. KPMG also uses ...

Microsoft at its annual Inspire conference announced the availability of Vector search, a technique for finding related objects. In preview through Azure Cognitive search, Vector Search uses ...

Vector search is part of Azure's Cognitive Search offering, which has a number of search mechanisms. Search applications can call on a hybrid set of these search options to perform large data ...