April 2017 | CSE Developer Blog

Using a Layer 7 Proxy for Ethereum Blockchain Client’s JSON-RPC Endpoint

Shawn CicoriaApril 18, 2017Apr 18, 201704/18/17

Webjet is a leading online international travel provider based in Melbourne, Australia. Over the past year, Webjet embarked on exploring and proving how to make their wholesale hotel booking processes more efficient using Blockchain with Ethereum and Smart Contracts. You can read more about the Webjet story here: Webjet and Microsoft build ...

Continuous Delivery to Multi-Cloud Marketplaces

Mor ShemeshApril 18, 2017Apr 18, 201704/18/17

Recently, we collaborated with NooBaa, a company that provides cloud-based data abstraction, including a hybrid approach between on-premises and cloud-based storage. Their offerings support S3 and Lambda APIs that run using integrated Windows and Linux servers, Azure Blob Storage and AWS S3 resources within a single namespace. Other ...

Reproducible Data Science – Analysis of Experimental Data with Pachyderm and Azure

Jason PoonApril 12, 2017Apr 12, 201704/12/17

Inside a nondescript building in a Vancouver industrial park, General Fusion is creating something that could forever change how the world produces energy. Since its founding in 2002, the Canadian cleantech company has risen to the forefront of the race to harness fusion energy which has the potential to supply the world with almost limitless...

Stampery Blockchain Add-in for Microsoft Office

Ville RantalaApril 10, 2017Apr 10, 201704/10/17

This is just one of many blockchain related projects at Microsoft. For others, see https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/topics/blockchain/ Partner Scenario Stampery provides the ability to certify and verify documents against both Ethereum Classic and Bitcoin blockchains via a web page and also through a programmatic API. They ...

Object Detection Using Microsoft CNTK

Nadav BarApril 10, 2017Apr 10, 201704/10/17

We recently collaborated with InSoundz, an audio-tracking startup, to build an object detection system using Microsoft’s open source deep learning framework, Computational Network Toolkit (CNTK). The Problem InSoundz captures and models 3D audio of live sports events to enhance live video feeds of these events for fans. In order to ...

End to End Object Detection in a Box

Ari BornsteinApril 10, 2017Apr 10, 201704/10/17

This code story outlines a new end to end video tagging tool, built on top of the Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit (CNTK), that enables developers to more easily create, review and iterate their own object detection models. Background We recently worked with Insoundz, an Israeli startup that captures sound at live sports events using audio-...

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April 2017 | CSE Developer Blog

Using a Layer 7 Proxy for Ethereum Blockchain Client’s JSON-RPC Endpoint

Reproducible Data Science – Analysis of Experimental Data with Pachyderm and Azure

Stampery Blockchain Add-in for Microsoft Office

Object Detection Using Microsoft CNTK

End to End Object Detection in a Box

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