With enterprises mixing silicon and platforms, the focus is moving to how everything connects and runs together.
The city of Seattle consolidated its legacy sprawl to make room for more than 50 generative AI proof-of-concept projects.
Microsoft is questioning whether OpenAI’s recent partnership with AWS conflicts with the existing Azure exclusivity arrangement.
The company says its new architecture marks a shift from training-focused infrastructure to systems optimized for continuous, low-latency enterprise AI workloads.
Built at telecom sites with ready access to fiber and power, the neocloud deployments are designed to come online in weeks or months rather than years.
The new architecture shows how quantum processors could work alongside classical HPC, creating hybrid environments to tackle scientific problems neither can solve alone.
While reaffirming its Microsoft partnership, the company is building a Bedrock-native orchestration layer that positions it firmly in multi-cloud territory.
The federal agency has begun issuing CIDs to Microsoft competitors in the business software and cloud computing markets.
Calling it the highest performance chip of any custom cloud accelerator, the company says Maia is optimized for AI inference on multiple models.
The tech giant is pivoting its strategy to focus on processors to support AI workloads, meaning less capacity for chips for PCs.
