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Recap of Microsoft Build 2024

March 23, 2026
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Microsoft Build 2024 brought together tech enthusiasts from around the world to beautiful Seattle, Washington to witness the latest innovations and developments in the tech industry. The keynote address by Satya Nadella set the tone for the event, emphasizing the power of AI and the potential for innovation. Here's a recap of some of the key highlights from our time at the event:

1. AI at the Core:

Satya Nadella's keynote highlighted the potential of AI, discussing OpenAI cooperation, advanced language models (LLMs and SLMs), and the extensibility of Microsoft 365 AI features. The emphasis was on building platforms for others to innovate on. You can watch the full keynote below:

2.Github Copilot:

The event showcased the widespread integration of GitHub Copilot across various platforms, including Windows, Edge, standalone apps, GitHub, and Microsoft 365. A major focus was the potential for extending GitHub Copilot through private beta programs and creating custom Copilot builders. Learn more below.

3. On-Premise AI Deployments:

Microsoft's push for on-premise AI and task-specific models, such as Phi-3, was highlighted, signaling a broader scope for AI integration beyond traditional cloud-based applications.

4. Microsoft Defender:

The event provided in-depth insights into Microsoft Defender's diverse capabilities across networks, PCs, and Azure. It emphasized the potential for seamless customer integration and extension within these domains.

5. Microsoft Teams Extensions:

Microsoft Build also showcased the potential of Microsoft Teams as a platform for integrating knowledge, data from various systems, and third-party agents, demonstrating the power of collaborative actions within the platform.

6. GitHub Advanced Security:

The introduction of GitHub Advanced Security presented an easy-to-use product for scanning and securing repositories, reflecting a proactive approach to enhancing security measures.

7. Networking and Labs:

The event also provided ample opportunities for networking with teams from Azure DevOps and Microsoft Teams ecosystem and engaging in hands-on labs to build MS Teams Copilot extensions.

Overall, the Microsoft Build 2024 keynote offered a glimpse into the future of technology. It underlined the potential for AI, collaborative platforms, and enhanced security measures, setting the stage for innovation and collaboration in the tech industry.

Checkout the rest of our event rundown below:

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