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Microsoft has brought its latest datacenter online in Atlanta, which it dubs an 'AI superfactory' as it directly connects with other datacenters across the country to deliver the power of hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs to support AI workloads.

A data-center hub will be built with Nvidia, U.K. AI infrastructure startup Nscale Global Holdings, and data-center builder Start Campus.

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) is building an AI super factory in Atlanta to double its data center footprint and keep up with the $400 billion AI industry.

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