Microsoft Mesh has just been revealed, and this new technology could reinvent the way we interact online. Our digital meetings, virtual catch-ups and online gaming sessions could all stand to ...

Microsoft Mesh is, at its core, a mixed reality tool that will allow developers and everyday users to collaborate in an augmented reality environment using AR and VR headsets. Microsoft Mesh will ...

Microsoft has unveiled a new framework for building collaborative, mixed-reality applications. What is Microsoft weaving into the Mesh toolchain and what will it mean for application development?

What, exactly, is Microsoft's Live Mesh and what do developers, customers and partners need to know about it? Here are 10 talking points I came up with, after chatting with some of the Softies ...

Today at Microsoft’s annual Ignite conference, the tech giant revealed a bold glimpse at the future of digital collaboration with Mesh, a new mixed ...

Microsoft announced its new mixed-reality platform, Microsoft Mesh, which aims to enable users to interact in a holographic virtual space.

Analyst Anshel Sag dives deeper into Microsoft announcing Microsoft Mesh at the company's Ignite conference.

That new platform at Microsoft is called The Mesh, a standards-based P2P network for communication between devices, applications and identities.

Microsoft and Accenture are already using the platform as a virtual campus called the Nth Floor. Mesh for Teams coming in early 2022 and is part of the 'metaverse' push by technology companies.

Live Mesh, Microsoft's synchronization service that is the pet project of Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie, was one of the main attractions at previous Microsoft developers' conferences.

Live Mesh users, read the Windows Essentials 2012 fine print. Microsoft is doing what some had feared in latest services bundle -- replacing it with SkyDrive, which still doesn't offer the same ...

Learn More. SAN FRANCISCO-Microsoft formally introduced and demonstrated its new synchronization framework, Live Mesh, at the Web 2.0 Expo here April 23.