Microsoft Invests $2.5 Billion in New AI Implementation Group

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Microsoft is launching "Microsoft Frontier Co.," a new group backed by a $2.5 billion investment, to help clients implement AI technologies.
The division will embed 6,000 employees with clients, focusing on forward deployed engineering.

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Microsoft is launching "Microsoft Frontier Co.," a new group backed by a $2.5 billion investment, to help clients implement AI technologies. The division will embed 6,000 employees with clients, focusing on forward deployed engineering.

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