Azure Functions: in-process .NET, .NET 8 and PowerShell 7.4 support all end on 10 November
Azure Functions ends support for the in-process .NET model on 10 November, the same day as .NET 8, .NET 9 and PowerShell 7.4. Microsoft points to .NET 10.
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Azure Functions ends support for the in-process .NET model on 10 November, the same day as .NET 8, .NET 9 and PowerShell 7.4. Microsoft points to .NET 10.
Scott Guthrie says Azure Maia 300, Microsoft's third in-house inference chip, begins production deployments in 2027 and is meant to be the company's main inference system. The efficiency figures are Microsoft's.
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