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Tech Preview of SQL Server Data Mining Cloud Services
The SQL Server Data Mining team has unveiled a technology preview of Table Analysis Tools for the Cloud - the first glimpse of Cloud-based SQL Server Data Mining! It includes both an Excel add-in and a thin browser-based client. [Try it now!]

   

Data Mining Improvements in SQL Server 2008
SQL Server 2008 was released to manufacturing in mid-August and is available for download.  New Data Mining features include a new time series algorithm, support for mining structure holdout, filtered mining models and cross-validation, plus a new version of the DM Add-ins for Office 2007. [Learn more and download a trial version]

   
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Data Mining Add-Ins for Office 2007 
Download the final version of the new SQL Server 2008 DM Add-ins that allow you to take advantage of the power of SQL Server Data Mining in the familiar environment of Excel and Visio whether you are a data mining expert or a novice. [Try out this new version]
 

 
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