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columbia-university x microsoft
Columbia University partners with Microsoft Azure for cloud-based research computing
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Private Ivy League research university in New York City, founded 1754. Robotics research through the Creative Machines Lab (Hod Lipson), Robotics Group, and Computer Vision Lab. Notable contributions include self-aware robots, [Soft robotics](/companies/soft-robotics-inc), evolutionary robotics, and robotic fabrication.
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) develops AI, cloud computing, and enterprise software. Azure AI provides infrastructure for autonomous systems and robotics. M12 (Microsoft's venture arm) invests in robotics and AI startups. Partnered with [Openai](/companies/openai) for GPT integration across products.
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