Microsoft technology chief says supply of Nvidias AI chips is improving
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Nilay Patel, left, editor-in-chief of the Verge, and Kevin Scott, Microsofts chief technology officer, speak at Vox Medias Code Conference at The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel in Dana Point, California, on Sept. 27, 2023. Microsoft technology chief Kevin Scott said on Wednesday that the company is having an easier time getting accessing to Nvidia s chips that run artificial intelligence workloads than it was a few months ago. Speaking on stage at the Code Conference in Dana Point, California, Scott said the market for Nvidias graphics processing units (GPUs) is opening up a little. Nvidia expects to increase supply each quarter through next year, finance chief Colette Kress told analysts on last months earnings call. Scott declined to address the accuracy of media reports regarding Microsofts development of a custom AI chip, but he did highlight the companys in-house silicon work.
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