Microsoft launches 2,500-person AI implementation unit with $2.5 billion investment

Microsoft is committing $2.5 billion and 6,000 employees to a new business unit dedicated to helping enterprise customers understand and implement artificial intelligence tools. The move places Microsoft alongside other major tech companies that have formed specialised AI implementation divisions. The unit is aimed at accelerating real-world adoption of AI across industries.

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