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Microsoft’s latest chip points to a future where laptops and phones aren’t held hostage by AI inflation

Microsoft's new AI chip shows how consumer computing devices like laptops and phones might eventually escape the AI bubble and spiraling prices.

TechRadar

2 Stocks to Buy as Microsoft Announces Its New Maia 200 AI Chip (Hint, Neither Is MSFT)

AVGO and MRVL are both expected to benefit.

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Microsoft introduces newest in-house AI chip — Maia 200 is faster than other bespoke Nvidia competitors, built on TSMC 3nm with 216GB of HBM3e

30% more performance per dollar than Maia 100, and faster than Amazon or Google.

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Intel Foundry secures contract to build Microsoft's Maia 2 next-gen AI processor on 18A/18A-P node, claims report — could be first step in ongoing partnership

Intel Foundry will reportedly produce Microsoft's next-generation Maia processor for AI applications on its 18A process technology, which could mark a big win for the company both in terms of earnings and goodwill.

Tom’s Hardware

12 Rel-Life Claustrophobia Stories That Will Make Your Chest Tighten

Experience real-life claustrophobia stories that trigger intense fear and panic. These accounts of enclosed spaces and small spaces may bring on anxiety.

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Microsoft deliberately chose to use old tech for its Nvidia GPU rival — Maia 100 AI accelerator uses HBM2E memory and the mysterious ability to 'unlock new capabilities' via firmware update

Microsoft's Maia 100 AI accelerator uses HBM2E memory and can 'unlock new capabilities' via firmware update

TechRadar

Best kitchen worktops: How to choose a super surface for your home

Granite, wood, laminate and composite options for a style-conscious home

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Satya Nadella has Microsoft designing for the first time ever its own silicon that could end Nvidia’s stranglehold over AI microchips

Companies like OpenAI can finally use a fully-bespoke Microsoft design for AI training and inference, rather than source chips from a supply-constrained Nvidia.

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