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Microsoft AI - our journey to building a scalable gateway with YARP on .NET8

Bing Extensible Application Platform's upgrade to .NET 8 and how dynamic profile guided optimization continues to deliver performance gains

Microsoft Copilot is powered by several open-source tools, such as SignalR, Adaptive Cards, Markdown, and object-basin to solve the unique challenges in building AI-enabled applications at scale. In this article, we share the design considerations and how we integrated various tools with a focus on how we stream messages and responses to the front-...

Real-Time Channel is Microsoft Office Online's service that powers real time collaboration and coauthoring. This blog post describes the journey to migrate the service from .NET Framework to modern .NET.

Microsoft Forms is an Office product with 130M monthly active users, recently we migrated our services to .NET 6, and we have seen 100%-200% increase in CPU efficiency.

.NET has continued to deliver significant performance gains for Bing through multiple releases.

At Microsoft, we are constantly working on modernizing our services to make them faster, more efficient, and up to date with the latest technologies. In this blog post, we will cover one of Microsoft Teams' Services, Permission Service, how the migration to .NET 6 helped increase the performance by 100% and reduced latency by 30-45%!

Bing Ads Campaign Platform - our journey migrating a large .NET Framework codebase to .NET 6.

Microsoft Teams’ infrastructure team, or Intelligent Conversation and Communications Cloud (IC3), aspires to be the industry leading platform with reliable and high-quality audio and video calling, meetings, and chat experiences that work any time, from anywhere, on any device. A key element of our platform evolution is the migration from .NET Fram...

Microsoft Commerce is a diverse set of services (>700) services and recently made the journey to .NET 6 from .NET Framework. Here are some tips, tricks, and results from our journey to .NET 6.