Microsoft (MSFT) and Databricks are extending their decade-long partnership through the 2030s, deepening their work together on enterprise AI as Databricks shifts more of its core business operations to Microsoft's Azure cloud.
Databricks will also expand its use of Microsoft's Cobalt infrastructure, including plans to adopt the newer Cobalt 200 chips, which offer improved performance and built-in memory protection for AI workloads, the companies said Thursday in a statement.
Microsoft said it will continue adding Databricks' AI tools, including Genie and Unity AI Gateway, into products such as Microsoft 365, Teams, Copilot and Power BI.
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