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Microsoft unveils new custom chips: the Azure Boost DPU, its first data processing unit, and the Azure Integrated HSM, a new in-house cloud security chip (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)

19 November 2024
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Microsoft unveils new custom chips: the Azure Boost DPU, its first data processing unit, and the Azure Integrated HSM, a new in-house cloud security chip (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)
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Microsoft announced the launch of two new custom chips for its Azure cloud platform: the Azure Boost DPU for data processing and the Azure Integrated HSM for cloud security. These chips are designed to enhance performance and security for workloads on Azure. The unveiling of these chips demonstrates Microsoft’s commitment to innovation and staying competitive in the cloud computing market.

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