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Microsoft and Qualcomm s Project Volterra is All About Neural Processing

At its Build developer conference, Microsoft showed off Project Volterra, an AI developer kit meant to work between local computing and the cloud.

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Microsoft brings support for Arm-based AI chips to Windows – TechCrunch

With Project Volterra and software tooling, including from Qualcomm, Microsoft is making it easier to develop AI-accelerated apps using Windows.

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Microsoft Tips Project Volterra Arm Hardware for Hybrid AI Development

At Build, Microsoft also announced new ways to leverage its Teams collaboration platform and Windows 11 operating system. The metaverse got some play, too.

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Developers will soon be able to build custom widgets for Windows 11

Microsoft has announced that developers will soon be able to build companion widgets in Windows 11 and leverage from Project Volterra and Hybrid Loop to build ARM-native AI solutions.

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Microsoft brings support for Arm-based AI chips to Windows – TechCrunch

With Project Volterra and software tooling, including from Qualcomm, Microsoft is making it easier to develop AI-accelerated apps using Windows.

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