In a blog post this evening, Microsoft announced the general availability of Azure OpenAI Service, which allows businesses to power their apps with large-scale AI models, including GPT-3.5, DALL-E ...

Microsoft is launching its own Azure OpenAI service for businesses and developers. The service will include GPT-3.5, DALL-E, and Codex. Developers can build their own apps that use OpenAI models.

Despite ChatGPT’s more problematic aspects, uptake has been swift. OpenAI has yet to provide API usage numbers, but as of December, the consumer-facing ChatGPT app had an estimated over 100 ...

Microsoft is making the Azure OpenAI Service generally available after giving a limited number of enterprise customers access to it when it debuted in November 2021.

OpenAI has launched an API for its ChatGPT text-generating system, with initial partners including Instacart, Snap and Quizlet. ... (It’s Azure on the back end, by the way.) ...

ChatGPT Enterprise offers more security, privacy and higher-speed access to OpenAI’s technology, the company said. Early customers include Block, Carlyle and Estée Lauder Cos.

Microsoft’s Azure ChatGPT solution accelerator, aims to offer a private version of ChatGPT tailored for enterprises. However, this move has raised questions about motives, with the timing being ...

OpenAI is one of the most popular Artificial Intelligence (AI) based tech brands. ChatGPT is its most popular product. The company has been relying on Microsoft’s Azure cloud services to process and ...

Microsoft is launching ChatGPT support inside its Azure OpenAI service. It’s a rapid commercialization of the language model, just as businesses are looking to integrate this technology.