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Managed cloud service for the Fluid Framework helps developers build real-time collaborative web apps.

Microsoft Teams is getting three new features focused on improving collaboration. Excel Live, collaborative annotations, and video clips are all designed to improve hybrid work and meetings.

Teams has always been on track to be an important part of Microsoft’s productivity platform, but the COVID-19 pandemic pushed it to the top of Redmond’s agenda. Its importance became clear as Microsoft and much of its customer base first shifted away from the office to suddenly work from home, and now is adapting to

Microsoft Build took place this week and, as expected, a number of announcements came out with implications for the digital workplace. Here are five of them.

Microsoft has announced several enhancements and new capabilities for developers building collaborative apps for Teams and Microsoft 365.

The synchronisation will run on Teams hosted and managed Microsoft Azure Fluid Relay service instance -- at no cost to developers

Google says its text-to-image AI delivers unprecedented photorealism, NVIDIA is bringing out liquid-cooled GPUs, Starlink launches its satellite internet for RVs..

Microsoft said it is introducing Live Share, a capability for apps to go beyond passive screen sharing and enable participants to co-watch, co-edit, co-create, and more in Teams meetings.

Microsoft stated that it introduced Live Share for supporting apps to get the capability to go beyond passive screen sharing and enable participants to co-watch, co-edit, co-create, and more in Teams meetings.

Whats cooler than just sharing your screen with colleagues? Sharing live projects that everyone can edit at the same time..