Microsoft’s codename Athena is reportedly a secret project for AI chips. Reports suggest Microsoft is looking to cut its reliance on Nvidia for its costly AI push.
, illustrating the demand for high-end chips that can help deploy AI software.
While Nvidia races to build as many as possible to meet demand, Microsoft is reportedly looking in-house and hoping it can save money on its AI push. Microsoft has reportedly accelerated its work on codename Athena, a project to build its own AI chips. While it’s not clear if Microsoft will ever make these chips available to its Azure cloud customers, the software maker is reportedly planning to make its AI chips available more broadly inside Microsoft and OpenAI as early as next year.
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