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Azure Computer Vision: Image Analysis retirement
Retirement date for the Azure Computer Vision Image Analysis service: 25 Sep 2028. Microsoft provides full support for existing customers until that date.
Retires , 25 Sep 2028
What breaks
Microsoft has announced the retirement of the Azure Computer Vision Image Analysis service, with the retirement date 25 Sep 2028. All existing Image Analysis customers have full support until that date. Microsoft encourages customers to plan and carry out a transition to another Azure product during the support window. The transition plan depends on the specific use cases for Image Analysis.
What to do
- For OCR and Read capabilities, use Document Intelligence.
- For Face scenarios, use the Face API.
- For other Computer Vision scenarios, use the GPT model series in Microsoft Foundry.
- Azure AI Content Understanding, a product in preview at the time of the announcement, also supports many image analysis use cases.
- See the Azure Computer Vision Image Analysis documentation for more information on your specific use case.
Replacement
Document Intelligence, Face API or GPT models in Microsoft Foundry, depending on the use case
Sources
- Official sourceazure.microsoft.comOfficial
- Additional sourcelearn.microsoft.comOfficial
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- Additional sourcelearn.microsoft.comOfficial
- Additional sourceaka.msOfficial
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