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Microsoft shares dip on slower cloud growth amid AI demand
Wall Street worries about future AI profitability amid rising costs.
Microsoft shares fell after the company projected slower cloud revenue growth, citing data centre constraints affecting Azure's AI services. Increased spending on data centres aims to support Microsoft's AI-powered offerings, yet Wall Street worries about future AI profitability amid rising costs.
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By Dina Bass and Matt Day
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