According to a recent report from The Information, Microsoft is in the works to introduce an updated edition of Databricks software. This iteration aims to assist enterprises in developing AI applications tailored to their business needs. The anticipated offering is expected to enable customers to create AI-driven solutions for their organizations.
Microsoft is reportedly gearing up to launch an updated version of Databricks software, aimed at facilitating the creation of AI applications for businesses, according to sources cited by The Information on Thursday. The software, set to be marketed via Microsoft’s Azure cloud-server division, leverages Databricks’ AI-powered data analytics platform.
This offering is positioned to provide companies with the capability to construct AI models from the ground up or repurpose existing open-source models, offering an alternative avenue to utilizing OpenAI’s proprietary counterparts.
Both Microsoft and Databricks have not yet responded to Reuters’ inquiry for comment on the matter.
In a strategic move to cater to the rising demand for its AI services, Microsoft outlined an ambitious expenditure plan in July.
Evidencing its commitment to AI integration, the company has commenced the infusion of AI functionalities throughout its array of products, spanning Azure, Microsoft 365, GitHub, and various developer tools.