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Microsoft ramps up in-house AI chip efforts with Maia 300
Microsoft unveiled its third-generation Maia chip on Monday as the software giant steps up efforts to power its artificial intelligence services with in-house processors. The Maia 300 chips, scheduled to enter data centers in 2027, are expected to produce 40% more AI output per unit of electricity than top GPU-based systems. The chips could potentially help Microsoft lower costs and reduce reliance on Nvidia. CEO Satya Nadella described the processors in a LinkedIn post as “our biggest bet yet on our own silicon.” Microsoft is the parent company of LinkedIn.
**Microsoft Unveils Maia 300 AI Chip, Promising 40% Greater Efficiency as It Challenges Nvidia** \Microsoft is taking another major step toward reducing its dependence on outside chipmakers, unveiling its third-generation Maia artificial intelligence...
