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Microsoft looks to free itself from GPU shackles by designing custom AI chips
Maia 100 can be used to train and run AI models, while Cobalt 100 is designed to run general purpose workloads. Both will start to roll out early next year to Azure data centers.
Microsoft partners with VCs to give startups free AI chip access Microsoft is offering free access to "supercomputing" resources from its Azure cloud for developing AI models. Y Combinator and its community of startup founders will be the first to gain access to the clusters in private preview.
U.K. Competition Watchdog Investigates Cloud Business After Regulator Flags Concerns About Microsoft And Amazon Ofcom flagged concerns about the industry's two dominant players Microsoft and Amazon. Amazon Web Services and Microsoft's Azure control between 70-80% of the U.K.'s cloud services. Ofcom’s request to the CMA to open an investigation comes after it completed a market study.
Microsoft employees accidentally expose 38TB of internal data; company respond Microsoft's AI research team accidentally exposed 38 terabytes of private data, including secrets, private keys, passwords, and over 30,000 internal Microsoft Teams messages. The exposure occurred because the researchers used an Azure feature called Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens to share their files.
Google Unveils New AI-Powered Cloud Technologies Taking On AWS And Azure The Google Cloud Next conference has always been a cornerstone event for the tech giant. This year was no exception, as Google declared a full-scale war on AWS and Azure for cloud supremacy. At the core of this battle is Artificial Intelligence (AI), a field where Google aims to outperform its competitors.
Pure Storage And VMware On Azure: Easy, Performant, Cost-Effective Pure Storage announced Cloud Block Store for AzureVMware Solution. Initially available in Preview in 16 Azure regions, this solution will eventually be generally available across all Azure regions. Pure’s software enables the real-time cloning and restoration of a database environment.
Microsoft plans AI service with Databricks that could hurt OpenAI: Report Microsoft is planning to start selling a new version of Databricks software that helps customers make AI apps for their businesses.Databricks is a data analytics platform that uses artificial intelligence. Microsoft would sell through its Azure cloud-server unit.
Microsoft stock drops as Azure growth slows, earnings top estimates Shares of Microsoft fell as much as 4% in after hours trading Tuesday night. The tech giant reported Azure and other cloud services revenue growth of 26% year-over-year for the fourth quarter, down 1 percentage point from the quarter prior.
Keep on Buying Microsoft Stock, the ‘AI All-Star,’ Says Analyst Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) will deliver its fiscal fourth quarter of 2023 statement (June quarter) on Tuesday (July 25) Piper Sandler analyst Brent Bracelin sees a ‘solid’ set-up, given “robust Gen AI momentum, which could drive above-consensus capex guidance and help offset Azure optimization headwinds”
Meta's Free Open AI Upends Industry Meta is releasing a commercial version of its open-source artificial intelligence model Llama. The new version of the model, called Llama 2, will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service. The model also will be made available via direct download and through Amazon Web Services, Hugging Face and other providers.
Meta's Llama 2: What Is It, How It Works And Availability - All You Need To Know Llama 2 is available in the Azure AI model catalog and will run on the Windows operating system. It is a collection of models that could generate text and code in response to prompts, comparable to other chatbot-like systems.
Meta opens AI model to commercial use, throwing nascent market into flux Meta is releasing a commercial version of its open-source artificial intelligence model Llama on Tuesday. The new version of the model, called Llama 2, will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service. The model also will be made available via direct download and through Amazon Web Services.
Meta to make new version of AI model available free of charge on Microsoft New version of a Meta large language model (LLM), called Llama 2, will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service. Llama has been trained on 40% more data than its predecessor.
Microsoft goes beyond OpenAI, makes Meta's new A.I. model available to Azure customers Microsoft is making Meta's new AI large language model, dubbed Llama 2, available on its Azure cloud computing service. The deal is significant because it shows the software giant is throwing some of its weight behind an AI language model not developed by OpenAI.
Meta joins hands with Microsoft for its latest AI model Llama 2; likely to beat ChatGPT and Bard | Mint Meta has announced the release of the commercial version of its open-source AI model Llama. The model and its new version of Llama 2 will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service and will run on the Windows operating system.
Meta challenges OpenAI and Google with open-source AI Facebook owner Meta on Tuesday, July 18, released a new and free-of-charge version of its artificial intelligence model. The new, more powerful version of Meta's model, called Llama 2, would be available to any business for download or through Microsoft's Azure cloud service.
Meta opens AI model to commercial use, throwing nascent market into flux Meta is releasing a commercial version of its open-source artificial intelligence model Llama. The new version of the model, called Llama 2, will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service. The model also will be made available via direct download and through Amazon Web Services.
Meta, Microsoft team up to offer AI model Llama for commercial use Meta Platforms is releasing a commercial version of its open-source artificial intelligence model. The new version of the model, called Llama 2, will be distributed by Microsoft through its Azure cloud service.
TCS to train 25,000 employees on Microsoft, OpenAI’s generative AI tools | Mint India’s largest information technology (IT) services firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), on Thursday said that it will train 25,000 engineers on generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools and services by AI research firm OpenAI. Generative AI services will be hosted and provided on Microsoft's Azure cloud platform.
Grant Thornton Bharat Steps into Metaverse with GTMetaOne and Powers Up AI with 'Ask Mobius 'GTMetaOne' is a digital twin of the Grant Thornton Bharat-Aerocity office (GT One) 'Ask Mobius' is an AI-powered chatbot that leverages Azure OpenAI GPT-4 for quick access to firm information.
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