Microsoft expands its Azure AI infrastructure with new AMD-powered virtual machines for demanding AI and HPC workloads.

Microsoft will use AMD's Helios AI system in Azure data centers, boosting AMD's challenge to Nvidia as competition in the AI chip market intensifies.

Alongside its existing NVIDIA systems and proprietary Maia silicon, Microsoft is positioning Azure as a highly flexible AI cloud environment with the new expanded partnership with AMD.

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Microsoft to ramp AMD Helios™ at scale on Azure to power frontier model inference for Microsoft, its AI customers and Azure AI services. Azure will add two new VMs powered by 6th Gen AMD EPYC™ “Venice ...