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Use OpenAI models on Azure — enterprise deployment with private networking, compliance, and managed scaling.

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## Overview

Azure OpenAI Service brings OpenAI's models (GPT, embeddings, and others as
available) into Azure with enterprise controls: private networking, Azure AD
authentication, regional data residency, compliance certifications, and
integration with the Azure ecosystem (APIM, private endpoints, monitoring).
For Microsoft-centric enterprises, it's the sanctioned path to OpenAI-class
models — same model capabilities, Azure's control plane.

The key differences from OpenAI's direct API: deployment-based provisioning
(you deploy named model deployments in your resource), quota management per
deployment, content filtering configurable per use case, and networking that
keeps traffic inside your Azure boundary. The models behave the same; the
operational wrapper is enterprise Azure.