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Microsoft Launches New AI-Powered Features for Edge Browser

FALCON POWERS – American tech giant Microsoft has announced the launch of several new AI-powered features for its Edge internet browser, which enhance the user experience and provide unique capabilities never seen before.

AI technologies enhance Edge browser capabilities: Instant translation and customized versions for enterprises

According to tech reports, the Edge browser now offers a new feature that allows users to directly translate text and videos across various online platforms such as YouTube, LinkedIn, Coursera, CNBC, and Bloomberg. This feature currently supports translation between Spanish and English, with plans to expand to other languages like French, German, Chinese, and Japanese. The Edge browser also gives users the option to choose between audio or written translation of the content they’re viewing or listening to. These new additions demonstrate Microsoft’s commitment to developing AI technologies to enhance the capabilities of the Edge browser and improve the user experience.

The reports also mention that Microsoft provides several enterprise-specific versions of Edge, which ensure robust protection for computer data and internet usage data. As companies increasingly rely on the internet, the enterprise-focused versions of Edge provide secure solutions to meet their needs and maintain the confidentiality of their data.

Previous reports had revealed that Microsoft is currently testing some new features in the Edge Canary version 124, which focus on enhancing the user experience and providing users with more control during browsing. The reports indicate that the internet speed measurement feature has returned to the Edge browser after a period of absence, allowing users to easily measure their upload and download speeds.

Among the other features being tested is a new capability that allows users to set a maximum limit on the amount of random access memory (RAM) that the Edge browser can use.

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