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Microsoft diverted CPU and GPU capacity to improve Copilot functionality.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 9
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Microsoft diverted CPU and GPU capacity to improve Copilot functionality.

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  1. Microsoft diverted GPU and CPU capacity to support Copilot products.1 source
  2. Microsoft diverted computing resources (CPU/GPU) to enhance Copilot performance.1 source
  3. Microsoft manages AI hardware capacity for Copilot and faces a lawsuit in NYC.1 source

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