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Microsoft Delve (code name Oslo) and underlying Office Graph and machine learning technologies are finally making their way into the hands of the consumers, figuratively speaking, of course. Now the users of Microsoft Office 365 cloud services can experience the awesome powers of Office Delve! Office Delve surfaces personalized content from across Office 365 (e.g. Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, Yammer) and shows you information based on what you're working on and what's trending around you. Here are a couple of links that cover the announcement: 

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