Microsoft at London Tech Week: in pictures
London Tech Week brought together 55,000 attendees to enjoy hundreds of events taking place across the city. Microsoft was a headline partner, holding talks on artificial intelligence, quantum computing and leadership. Here’s what happened:
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- HoloLens is being used by companies to hold virtual meetings, as well as by police forces and paramedics, among others
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- Microsoft Rubik’s Cubes
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- A woman uses HoloLens on the Microsoft stand at the AI Summit
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- The Microsoft stand at CogX, in Tobacco Dock, Wapping
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- Haiyan Zhang, Director of Innovation at Microsoft Research Cambridge, talks about the Emma Watch
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- An interactive light exhibit at the Art of Work event
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- An interactive light exhibit at the Art of Work event, which responded to movement
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- Julie Love, Director of Microsoft’s Quantum Computing business, talks about the company’s efforts to build the next-generation of computers
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- Microsoft has released a book entitled The Future Computed: Artificial Intelligence and its role in society
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- Microsoft staff at the AI Summit
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- Norm Judah, CTO of Microsoft Services
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- HoloLens is a mixed-reality device that allows wearers to place digital objects into the real world
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- Julie Love, Director of Microsoft’s Quantum Computing business, on stage at CogX
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- The Partner Pavilion at the TechXLR8 event
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- At the Art of Work event, Lord Coe talks about how he helped bring the London Olympics to life
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- HoloLens proves popular at the Microsoft stand at the AI Summit
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- The Microsoft stand at the AI Summit
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- Microsoft’s Richard Potter (far right) speaks at the AI Finance Summit, at the ExCeL
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- Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, kicks off London Tech Week
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- Michael Wignall, National Technology Officer