On October 2, Microsoft announced several new advancements in its Azure OpenAI Service, including the public preview of the GPT-4o Audio Realtime API, which enables real-time, human-like conversations and multilingual capabilities. Additionally, on October 3, Microsoft launched VoiceRAG, an advanced voice interface utilizing GPT-4 and Azure AI Search for real-time conversational applications. On October 4, the company introduced new Azure virtual machines optimized for AI supercomputing, the ND H200 v5 series, designed to handle the intense compute demands of modern AI workloads. These developments are part of Microsoft's broader strategy to enhance its AI infrastructure and offerings.
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Microsoft recently announced a pair of new Azure virtual machine options designed to accommodate the intense compute demands of modern -- specifically, AI -- workloads. #microsoftazure #AzureAI #CloudComputing https://t.co/zYiALh0RUo