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Agentic AI starts with the CPU. As Satya Nadella highlighted when Microsoft announced Azure Cobalt 200 VMs in preview at #MSBuild, CPUs are foundational to this new era of AI. Built on Arm architecture, Cobalt 200 is another example of how Arm-based compute is powering what’s next for AI....

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