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VALL-E: Microsoft’s AI Mimics Voices in Seconds

The Dawn of VALL-E’s Vocal Revolution In early January, Microsoft unveiled VALL-E, a groundbreaking AI model capable of mimicking a person’s voice from just a 3-second recording. This innovation in voice synthesis technology by Microsoft is both astonishing and a bit unnerving, offering a glimpse into a future where AI can effortlessly replicate human voices.

Microsoft will stop his Cortana on iOS and Android early 2020

When we think of voice assistants today, we think first of Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Then come the Apple Siri and other Microsoft Cortana. But they are still there. Microsoft had tried to live his on iOS and Android, without success. With Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa on the front of the stage with

Edge Chromium: a first version is available in test

Microsoft has announced the arrival of a new version of its Edge browser under Chromium compatible with machines using a 64-bit ARM processor. It has been known for some days that the development of the first stable version of Edge Chromium, the new Microsoft Internet browser that uses the same rendering engine of Chrome, is

Zoho: the digital workplace that stands out against Office & G Suite

Zoho is honored by Spectrum Group in its 2019 Benchmark of productivity applications. The French firm does not hesitate to compare the offer of the Californian publisher to that of two heavyweights in the G Suite and Office 365 sector. “It is a challenger at the height of Google and Microsoft in terms of features”,

Microsoft introduces its new Web browser

Microsoft finally unveils some of the novelties embedded in the next version of its browser Chromium Edge. On the agenda: privacy, note taking and an Internet Explorer mode. In his next browser Chromium Edge. Microsoft is focusing on better tracking control over the Internet and a promising new way to gather information online. Microsoft is

Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi 3 is now possible!

The Raspberry Pi 3 has gained a little more functionality in recent days with the support of Windows 10 under ARM. It It is obvious that the Raspberry Pi 3 will not be able to compete with the very first Windows 10 ARM PCs equipped with a Snapdragon 835 chip, but the handling is interesting