When Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was in Sydney, he was thinking more about his cloud than Microsoft’s Azure, Azure.

Prior to the Microsoft Developers Conference held in Australia, Nadella made his prediction of future technological development: the first is the mobile end and cloud computing. There are robots, we mentioned the robot?

“When I say ‘primarily mobile,’ my point is clear,” Nader said, “I’m not talking about any single mobile device, I’m referring to the computer processing of all the life experiences of people moving, that’s cloud computing Of the useless. uln2308

In April of this year’s F8 conference, Zuckerberg has said that is very optimistic about the future development of the robot, which is Nadella held in March at Microsoft’s annual developer conference on the remarks made in response.

Recently, Nadella publicly announced the Azure robot service, a public cloud-based robot service. With this service, people can use automated systems that understand language conversations.

Nadella acknowledged that Microsoft missed the great development of smart phones, so Microsoft must seize the next big development opportunities: the robot. Although the performance of artificial intelligence chat robots is not satisfactory, but Microsoft hopes to further the development of robot technology. bul6802

“Everyone has done websites and made mobile applications,” he said, adding that the focus has shifted to being a new platform robot as well as a variety of robot applications that you can use to handle all your business affairs, “To realize these ideas, you have to have the robot understand the language, and that’s where all the developers are trying to do it.”

In addition to building its own army of robots, Microsoft also plans to do something in the field of artificial intelligence, the program known as the “popular artificial intelligence.”

In addition, Nardan also announced a partnership with OpenAI. OpenAI is a nonprofit artificial intelligence research and development company, co-founded by Tesla’s Elon Musk and Y Combinator Chairman Sam Altman. According to the partnership, Azure will become OpenAI’s cloud support platform. “We will develop an amazing and powerful technology that will be used throughout the world after we have successfully developed it, and we do not want it to be unique to a particular country or company,” Altman said in a promotional video.

“We are developing the world’s first artificial intelligence supercomputer to make it possible for developers to break through Moore’s Law,” said Naderan. “If we look back five or 10 years ago, we might say, Is not impossible!