Azure Cognitive Services enters a new AI area Fortunately, the first new cognitive service to explore other aspects of machine learning entered beta recently: adding anomaly detection to the roster.

Microsoft today announced the general availability of Anomaly Detector and Custom Vision in Azure Cognitive Services, its cloud-hosted AI toolkit.

Cloudability designed Anomaly Detection and True Cost Explorer so that users can assess their costs within the framework of past usage, and current needs.

Microsoft is extending its Azure Stream Analytics tool set with anomaly detection capabilities, powered by Machine Learning. For those curious to try, it is available now in private preview.

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StorCentric backup software brand allows customer fine-tuning of anomaly detection in struggle against ransomware, and adds immutable copies via object locking in Azure.