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Microsoft Reportedly Seeks $25 Billion in Borrowing for AI Investment

Microsoft is reportedly preparing to borrow $25 billion to fund its artificial-intelligence investments. The financing plan comes after the company offered buyouts to 60,000 employees, according to The Times of India.

CFO Amy Hood said Microsoft is fortunate to have the financial position it does. The report did not provide details about the borrowing’s structure or timeline, nor did it specify how the funds would be allocated among AI projects.

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