Microsoft says it built a 285,000-processor supercomputer within Azure, exclusively available to OpenAI for running “massive distributed AI models” Tom Krazit / Protocol : Protocol 2020-05-19 Tom Krazit Azure, Microsoft, Tom Krazit Related Coverage Microsoft gives business developers new tools to build Teams apps VentureBeat Microsoft just built ‘one of the top five most powerful’ supercomputers on the planet The Next Web Microsoft Build 2020 goes back to developers, developers, developers ZDNet Microsoft builds a supercomputer for OpenAI for training massive AI models ZDNet Microsoft Teams gets new features to take on Zoom Laptop Mag Microsoft enables Teams app development in Visual Studio, enlisting support for Slack battle GeekWire Microsoft builds OpenAI's ‘dream system,’ an Azure supercomputer that ranks among top 5 in the world GeekWire Microsoft teamed up with OpenAI to build a massive AI supercomputer in Azure TechCrunch Microsoft Teams nets new features alongside the launch of the Bookings app Windows Central At digital Build conference, Microsoft unifies Windows app development, boosts Teams and AI SiliconANGLE OpenAI's supercomputer collaboration with Microsoft marks its biggest bet yet on AGI VentureBeat Microsoft Teams Getting Templates Support, New Automations Thurrott Microsoft unveils “fifth most powerful” supercomputer in the world Neowin Build 2020: Microsoft to unleash an AI supercomputer built on Azure OnMSFT.com Microsoft's OpenAI supercomputer has 285,000 CPU cores, 10,000 GPUs Engadget Analysis Bedrock