nuance communications

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Nuance Communications is a company known for its voice recognition technology, which has been integrated into Windows PCs through partnerships with Intel. In the context of Windows 8, Intel collaborated with Nuance to include a locally hosted voice recognition app on select ultrabooks, enabling voice commands and gesture control. This technology was part of Intel's broader push for perceptual computing, aiming to expand input methods beyond touch. While Nuance's work is mentioned in relation to Windows 8 voice features, it is not a central topic across all tagged content. The tag primarily appears in discussions about Microsoft's AI evolution and historical milestones in voice and gesture control for Windows devices.
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    Microsoft's AI Evolution: 15 Key Milestones from Startup to Tech Leader

    Microsoft’s journey from a modest software startup to a global technology powerhouse spans nearly five decades—and its transformation into an AI trailblazer is no accident. Although AI may seem like a modern invention, Microsoft’s vision for intelligent computing has been in the making since its...
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    Windows 8 Voice & Gesture Control: Beyond Touch With Windows 8

    If Intel has its way, touch will be just one of the ways to control Windows 8 ultrabooks. The chipmaker is looking to add voice commands and Kinect-like gestures for what it calls “perceptual computing.” On Tuesday, Intel announced a partnership with Nuance Communications to put a locally hosted...
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