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Microsoft’s Azure-hosted OpenAI language models are now generally available, and it’s surprisingly simple to use them in your code. Topics Spotlight: New Thinking about Cloud Computing ...
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Introducing o3-mini Reasoning Model in Azure OpenAI Service - MSNIntegrating the o3-mini Reasoning Model within Azure OpenAI Service exemplifies its capacity to empower businesses with cloud-based advantages. Advantages of Cloud Implementation ...
Large language models (LLMs) like the OpenAI models used by Azure are general-purpose tools for building many different types of generative AI-powered applications, from chatbots to agent-powered ...
Today at its 2023 Ignite conference, Microsoft unveiled two custom-designed, in-house and data center-bound AI chips: the Azure Maia 100 AI Accelerator and the Azure Cobalt 100 CPU.
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Elon and Satya, together again: Microsoft brings Musk’s xAI models to Azure, despite OpenAI feud - MSNMicrosoft is bringing Grok 3 and Grok 3 mini from Elon Musk’s xAI to Azure AI Foundry as first-party models, deepening ties with xAI even as Musk continues his legal battle with OpenAI.
The last two days have been busy ones at Redmond. Yesterday, Microsoft announced its new Azure OpenAI Service for government. Today, the tech giant unveiled a new set of three commitments to its ...
Starbucks unveiled a generative AI assistant created with Microsoft Azure's OpenAI platform at its Leadership Experience in Las Vegas. The technology will roll out to stores in the U.S. and Canada ...
Former Apple Design Guru Jony Ive to Take Expansive Role at OpenAI OpenAI to buy Ive’s startup in $6.5 billion deal, as Ive and CEO Sam Altman work on new generation of devices and other AI products ...
In 2020, OpenAI worked with Microsoft to co-design an Azure-hosted “AI supercomputer” — a cluster containing over 285,000 processor cores and 10,000 graphics cards.
Microsoft is bringing Grok 3 and Grok 3 mini from Elon Musk’s xAI to Azure AI Foundry as first-party models, deepening ties with xAI even as Musk continues his legal battle with OpenAI.
In 2020, OpenAI worked with Microsoft to co-design an Azure-hosted "AI supercomputer" -- a cluster containing over 285,000 processor cores and 10,000 graphics cards.
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