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Microsoft to bring OpenAI's Sora video generation API to Azure AI Foundry next week

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Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry will soon include OpenAI's text-to-video model, Sora, addressing a current gap compared to AWS and Google Cloud. Read more...
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Microsoft Announced that It Will Launch the OpenAI Sora Video Generation Model API on the Microsoft Azure Platform Starting Next Week

Microsoft will launch the OpenAI Sora video generation model API service on the Microsoft Azure AI Foundry platform to help developers generate videos in applications. Although OpenAI has announced Sora, it has not yet been promoted on a large scale, while competitors such as Google and AWS have already provided similar services. Developers can call the API to generate video content, and end users may have to pay for it.

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Microsoft to bring OpenAI's Sora video generation API to Azure AI Foundry next week

Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry will soon include OpenAI's text-to-video model, Sora, addressing a current gap compared to AWS and Google Cloud. Read more...

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