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Microsoft cuts 2026 AI spending forecast by $5 billion even as Azure revenue jumps 48%

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Microsoft lowered its 2026 AI spending forecast by $5 billion despite Azure revenue surging 48%, prompting questions over whether the move is a strategic shift or a temporary delay.

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  1. 2026-10-29 05:23 · Mint AI
    Strategic shift or temporary delay? Azure revenue jumps 48%, so why is Microsoft lowering AI spending forecast? Decoded

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