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Microsoft is offering companies a new antidote to one of the most troublesome viral reactions in the workplace. The new "on Office 365 will block replies to an email thread when at least 10 reply-all messages have been sent to more than 5,000 recipients within 60 minutes.

"We’re already seeing the first version of the feature successfully reduce the impact of reply all storms within Microsoft (humans still behave like humans no matter which company they work for ;) and believe it will also benefit many other organizations as well," the Exchange team

In other email news, the company is preparingthat will predict what someone is typing and let them press the tab key to accept the text, gmail login. This feature is due for release later this month,A trio of former Apple engineers is leading a new data storage platform for developers building machine learning and artificial intelligence applications.

Seattle-basemerged from stealth mode Monday and announced $7.5 million in seed funding from Madrona Venture Group.

The company is led by former executives at Turi, a machine learning startup around $200 million in one of the largest acquisitions for a Seattle startup. Turi founderis advising XetHub.

"Increasingly I think when people look for jobs or they’re looking to assess a company, they’re looking at all social media, especially in the professional sphere that represents the organization," she added. "And that could be something your employer brand team writes, but it could also be something your 10,000 employees are writing every day about how they feel about your company."

Textio is integrated directly into the user interface on LinkedIn. The guidance — highlighted words or phrases, and suggestions — helps people orient around the inclusivity of what they’re posting, as the image above shows.

"The idea is that any time that I am now posting in LinkedIn or making a comment on somebody else’s post in LinkedIn, I have this level of support and I have the opportunity to change what I’m writing before I publish," Snyder said.

XetHub aims to help developers speed up how they write and implement code for "intelligent" applications, particularly for teams that are working remotely.

XetHub resembles GitHub, a commercial service based on the founded in 2008 and. GitHub gives users a web-based way to collaborate on software development. Developers upload the code they’ve written to GitHub, opening it up to other developers to track the progress of ongoing projects and maintain completed ones.

XetHub lets engineering teams do something similar, but for data storage alongside code in their Git repository.

Similar to GitHub’s software development tools, the XetHub platform will let machine learning developers collaborate while also providing a "governance record" that tracks any changes made to data.

The company says the platform can currently handle 1TB-sized datasets and plans to increase that amount to 100TB in the near future. It will release a generally available version later in 2023.

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