➀ Microsoft unveiled its first custom AI accelerator, Maia 100, designed for large-scale AI workloads on Azure, featuring a 5nm process and COWOS-S technology. ➁ The chip integrates large on-chip SRAM and four HBM2E chips, offering 1.8TB/s bandwidth and 64GB memory. ➂ Maia 100 supports up to 700W TDP, optimized for high performance and efficient power management. ➃ The accelerator includes advanced tensor units and vector processors, enhancing AI computation efficiency. ➄ A comprehensive SDK is provided for seamless integration with Azure OpenAI services, supporting PyTorch and other development tools.
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