The Monthly Tech-In: July 2023 | LinkedIn
Hello again! For us in Seattle, it's sunshine season and we figured you too might be getting ready for your next getaway. Whether you're staycation-ing, traveling abroad or powering through your work day, we hope you’ll take a few minutes before you go to learn about some major advances that can spe
Hello again! For us in Seattle, it's sunshine season and we figured you too might be getting ready for your next getaway. Whether you're staycation-ing, traveling abroad or powering through your work day, we hope you’ll take a few minutes before you go to learn about some major advances that can speed up scientific discoveries. We’ll also fill you in on Microsoft’s largest event of the year for partners, introduce you to a resilient engineer , and share a story about family farmers using AI in Argentina. You might call it our time to tech-in with you on our summer of innovation. Keeping up wit
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