Microsoft and Kroger are taking a leaf out of Amazon’s book by building futuristic “connected” grocery stores.
As part of a pilot project, Kroger, the largest supermarket in the U.S. by revenue, and Microsoft have transformed two retail stores near each of their headquarters — one in Monroe, Ohio and another in Redmond, Washington — using technology powered by connected sensors and Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform.
The first fruits of the partnership is a digital
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