Sources: Microsoft, looking to reduce AI costs, is starting to replace models from OpenAI and Anthropic with its MAI models in products like Excel and Outlook

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For nearly two decades, enterprise technology followed a familiar financial logic. Virtualisation reduced infrastructure footprints, cloud shifted capital expenditure to operating expenditures, automation streamlined repetitive tasks. Therefore, each successive technology wave carried the promise that efficiency would eventually outweigh cost. AI, however, has disrupted that equation. Instead of simplifying enterprise