Hundreds of sessions from Microsoft Build 2020 are available on demand. Keynotes, recaps, and other sessions are part of the on demand catalogue. Build 2020 was an all-digital event, so there's quite ...

Microsoft’s Build 2020 is the latest tech conference forced to cancel due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak. Planned to occur from May 19 to May 20 in Seattle, reports indicate that Microsoft has ...

Microsoft's annual Build developer conference was one of countless events scheduled to take place this spring and summer that had to be canceled due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, but unlike some ...

Microsoft’s annual Build developer conference is just around the corner, set for May 19 and May 20. This year, things have changed. The effects of the coronavirus outbreak have turned the event into ...

Last week Microsoft held the 10th edition of Build, its annual conference aimed at developers using Microsoft technologies. The online event included multiple important announcements and releases, ...

Registrations for the virtual Build 2020 conference open today. The conference sessions will be free to watch. Microsoft plans more of a focus on Build's core developer audience. Update: You can now ...

I’ve now attended several virtual events, and with few exceptions, the event quality has improved dramatically. That was the case with Microsoft Build, which showcased TV-network-level quality and ...

“We’re living through extraordinary times,” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said as he opened his Build 2020 keynote on a somber note. It was an odd tonal shift following the event introduction by hosts ...

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Paul Schnackenburg looks at some of the highlights in the Azure space, and how you can apply some of these new technologies and improvements to your cloud deployments. The Microsoft Build 2020 ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is opening up free registrations for its Build 2020 developer event.