Azure and The Turing Institute Use Online Data to Better Understand Human Behavior

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Merve Alanyali and Suzy Moat of The Alan Turing Institute explain how they use Azure to analyze and use online data to understand human behavior. Azure helped them analyze over 25 million images in a week that would have previously taken 10 months without Azure's cloud computing power.

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