Microsoft offers cloud customers AMD alternative to Nvidia AI processors

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As Nvidia chips continue to be hard to obtain due to high demand.

Microsoft offers cloud customers AMD alternative to Nvidia AI processors
Microsoft plans to offer its cloud customers a platform of AMD artificial intelligence chips that will compete with components made by Nvidia, with details to be given at its Build developer conference this week. It will also launch a preview of new Cobalt 100 custom processors at the conference....

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