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According to a post on X by @gorkem, Azure's note says fal is coming to Microsoft Foundry, bringing Kling, LTX and MiniMax video models into Foundry Models for multimodal apps. The post reposts Azure's product copy, which the snippet presents as a synopsis. The original post shows about 49 likes, 12 reposts and 6,200 views. The source does not give pricing, availability dates or rollout details.
According to a post on X by @gorkem, Azure's note says fal is coming to Microsoft Foundry, bringing Kling, LTX and MiniMax video models into Foundry Models for multimodal apps. The post reposts Azure's product copy, which the snippet presents as a synopsis. The original post shows about 49 likes, 12 reposts and 6,200 views. The source does not give pricing, availability dates or rollout details.
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List member gorkem reposted Azure's note that fal is coming to Microsoft Foundry, putting Kling, LTX, and MiniMax video models into Foundry Models for multimodal apps (original about 49 likes, 12 reposts and 6,200 views). Synopsis from the product copy. Why it matters: Enterprise Foundry access is how...
For enterprises already building on Microsoft's platform, this would make these video models available inside Foundry rather than only through creator tools. Teams building multimodal apps should watch for confirmed availability, regions and terms, which the source does not specify. Because this is a social repost of a product announcement, the details should be checked against Azure's own documentation.
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