SAN FRANCISCO, California — Microsoft on Wednesday lowered its cloud computing unit revenue forecast in a bookkeeping move, shifting money to its "productivity" software business.
The accounting change comes as investors are wary about whether the billions Microsoft and tech rivals are spending on artificial intelligence (AI) will help or hurt bottom lines.
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