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AMD’s Helios Rack Reportedly Costs 40% More Than NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin, Yet Microsoft Hedges Its Bets By Committing To Deploy Both

29 July 2026 at 22:35

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Microsoft is moving aggressively to expand its compute footprint, and hedging its bets on the way by tapping rack-scale systems from both NVIDIA and AMD in what is an echo of its AI model-agnostic approach within Azure and Copilot. Microsoft's Satya Nadella has just declared that Azure will be among the first to deploy "rack scale AI infrastructure based on AMD Helios and NVIDIA Vera Rubin" Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, has revealed a nugget during the just-concluded earnings call, declaring that Azure will be among the first cloud platforms to "deploy next generation rack scale AI infrastructure based on AMD […]

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Microsoft Looking To Save As Much As $600 Million By Swapping GPT And Claude For China’s Kimi K3 In Copilot, Risking A Rap On The Knuckles From The Trump Administration

20 July 2026 at 21:19

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Ever since Microsoft transitioned its Copilot Cowork offering to a metered pricing architecture, where you pay for the number of tokens consumed, it has been eyeing open-source models from China with particular interest, especially given the materially lower inference costs that such models entail. Now, a new report suggests that Microsoft might add Moonshot's Kimi K3 model to Copilot, risking the ire of the Trump administration in the process. Microsoft is working to add Kimi K3 model to its Azure cloud services, while its engineers continue to evaluate the model for a deployment within Copilot According to The Information, Microsoft […]

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NVIDIA’s Blackwell Ultra GB300 Now Powers Anthropic’s Claude Models on Microsoft Azure, Targeting Autonomous Enterprise Agents

29 June 2026 at 19:05

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Anthropic has announced the general availability of its Claude AI models on Microsoft Azure, powered by NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra GPUs. Anthropic & NVIDIA Bring Claude AI Models to Microsoft Azure - Running on NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra GB300 Platform As Agentic workloads continue to drive the AI segment, NVIDIA is working with leading firms to deliver faster and expanded capabilities to end-users. Today, NVIDIA partnered with Anthropic to deliver Claude models on Microsoft Azure. With the general availability of Anthropic's Claude models, Microsoft Azure provides billing, authentication, and governance controls. The two models that are available today are Claude Opus 4.8 […]

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Sega cancels ‘Super Game’ project

12 May 2026 at 12:00

A few years back, Sega announced plans to develop a ‘Super game', one that would combine technologies it had developed across numerous AAA IP into one title. Now years later, the Super Game project is dead. 

As part of its Q4 earnings report, SEGA confirmed that it has decided to cancel the Super Game it had announced in 2021. The project notably had some backing from Microsoft, but nothing more about it had been revealed in the years since its announcement.

Moving forward, Sega will instead be focusing on maintaining its currently popular IP and reviving some of its legacy franchises like Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage and even Alien Isolation.

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KitGuru Says: The Sega Super Game was announced in the middle of a pandemic-related games industry boom. A number of major publishers made insane decisions during this time, leading to many cancellations and studio closures. Ultimately, Sega has come out of that time period relatively unscathed. 

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