Article 4V8BQ Microsoft sends a new kind of AI processor into the cloud

Microsoft sends a new kind of AI processor into the cloud

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Microsoft rose to dominance during the '80s and '90s thanks to the success of its Windows operating system running on Intel's processors, a cosy relationship nicknamed "Wintel".

Now Microsoft hopes that another another hardware-software combo will help it recapture that success-and catch rivals Amazon and Google in the race to provide cutting-edge artificial intelligence through the cloud.

Microsoft hopes to extend the popularity of its Azure cloud platform with a new kind of computer chip designed for the age of AI. Starting today, Microsoft is providing Azure customers with access to chips made by the British startup Graphcore.

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