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Microsoft's costs in focus as fears rise over slow payoff from AI

By Aditya Soni
Jul 30 2024 6:53AM

Mounting infrastructure costs.

Microsoft's costs in focus as fears rise over slow payoff from AI
Microsoft investors will have one big question when the tech giant reports earnings: has growth in its Azure cloud-computing business picked up enough to justify the billions of dollars being spent on artificial intelligence infrastructure? Widely seen as the front-runner in the race to make ...

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