Microsoft's $625B backlog and priority access to OpenAI and Anthropic make it the landlord of AI—buy the narrative dip.

Microsoft has fixed an issue with its Windows Azure Compute service that affected users worldwide, starting on Tuesday, and is working to completely resolve other affected cloud services. At 2:35 a.m.

For certain kinds of modeling, simulation, and machine learning workloads, the advent of GPU coprocessors has been a watershed event. But as we have discussed before here at The Next Platform, there ...

Microsoft's cloud backlog surged to $625B, with OpenAI driving nearly half the demand, fueling investor concerns over ...

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Microsoft announced a few Azure milestones today and showcased developer options to tap into its new compute capabilities. Additionally, Microsoft offered a vision statement about its efforts to ...

Good news for businesses using Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform: their infrastructure bills may be shrinking come February. Microsoft announced that it will be permanently reducing the prices for its ...

Microsoft today announced that it has joined the Open Compute Project (OCP) and plans to share some of its Windows Azure datacenter designs as part of that effort. The announcement was delivered as ...