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Microsoft claims breakthrough in AI chip cooling technology
The cooling system employs microfluidics to direct liquid coolant into silicon chips through etched channels for efficient heat removal.
Amid a consumer boycott of their Xbox business, Microsoft are apparently ending the Israeli military's access to certain Azure cloud and generative AI tech.
Microsoft tests microfluidic cooling that removes heat three times better than cold plates, reducing GPU spikes and lowering energy consumption in AI data centers.
Microsoft CoPilot is being forced installed for many users, Google's new AI payment protocol doesn't need humans, OpenAI reveals how people are using ChatGPT and Intuit partners with a "same day pay" provider.
Microsoft has a fix for long shader compilation wait times. The system is called Advanced Shader Delivery, and it's being first introduced for ASUS ROG Xbox Ally handhelds and games listed on the Xbox app.