Cloudy with a Chance of Insights | A Microsoft Cloud (Azure, M365) Show for Architects & Engineers

2026년 1월 12일

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In this episode of Cloud OverChance Insights, Richard Hogan, David Rowley, and Cyrus Irandoust discuss the latest developments in Microsoft Cloud, focusing on the acquisition of Osmos, the implications of AI in data engineering, and the evolving landscape of work and skills in the tech industry.

They explore the importance of design responsibility, the integration of AI across Microsoft products, and the critical role of data security through Microsoft Purview. The conversation emphasizes the need for patience and understanding when working with AI technologies, as well as the necessity for compliance in AI governance.

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