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Microsoft Ramps Up Homegrown AI Chip Push

Bloomberg Technology Monday 12 October 2026, 18:03 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg Tech Oct 12th, 2026 Microsoft Ramps Up Homegrown AI Chip Push Microsoft is installing the latest version of its Maia chips in data centers to power its AI software using mostly homegrown hardware. The company expects to stock multiple gigawatts of its Maia chips, with the Maia 300 starting to roll out next year. Bloomberg's Matt Day joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

Bloomberg Tech Oct 12th, 2026 Microsoft Ramps Up Homegrown AI Chip Push Microsoft is installing the latest version of its Maia chips in data centers to power its AI software using mostly homegrown hardware. The company expects to stock multiple gigawatts of its Maia chips, with the Maia 300 starting to roll out next year. Bloomberg's Matt Day joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."
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