Microsoft has introduced Azure AI Foundry – a platform that enables developers to easily switch between AI models from OpenAI, Meta, and other providers, solving the problem of cumbersome updates. It simplifies the process of integrating new models and helps avoid unnecessary time costs. The company also unveiled new chips to improve AI system security and speed, including a microprocessor for data protection and a data processing unit (DPU) for more efficient data transmission.
11/20/2024 11:55:59 AM (GMT+1)
Microsoft introduced Azure AI Foundry for flexibility in AI application development, as well as new chips for improved security and data processing 💻
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