"Microsoft and Nvidia collaborate to streamline AI model execution on Windows"

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Microsoft and Nvidia have announced initiatives to make it easier for developers to run and configure AI models on Windows PCs. Microsoft introduced Windows AI Studio, a hub that provides access to AI models and allows developers to customize them. It also offers tools for testing model performance. Nvidia, on the other hand, updated TensorRT-LLM to run large language models more efficiently on PCs powered by GeForce RTX GPUs. They also plan to make TensorRT-LLM compatible with OpenAI's Chat API. These efforts aim to enable AI development across the cloud and locally on devices, reducing the reliance on individual systems.
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