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Digitimes October 12, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Interview: Microsoft's Maia GM on Maia 300, Taiwan and HBM supply

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Microsoft's in-house Azure Maia chips will become the main platform for its own AI services, including Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot and Microsoft Foundry. However, the company will keep using GPUs from Nvidia and AMD, Andrew Wall, general manager of the Azure Maia program, told <em>DIGITIMES</em>.
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