It wasn’t hard to spot the driving theme of Build 2024. From the pre-event launch of Copilot+ PCs to the two big keynotes from Satya Nadella and Scott Guthrie, it was all AI. Even Azure CTO Mark Russinovich’s annual tour of Azure hardware innovations focused on support for AI.
For the first few years after Nadella became CEO, he spoke many times about what he called “the intelligent cloud and the intelligent edge,” mixing the power of big data, machine learning, and edge-based processing. It was an industrial view of the cloud-native world, but it set the tone for Microsoft’s approach to AI, using the supercomputing capabilities of Azure to host training and inference for our AI models in the cloud, no matter how big or how small those models are.
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