Microsoft denies report it cut AI software sales growth targets
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Microsoft has denied a report from The Information claiming several divisions lowered sales growth targets for AI products after sales staff missed goals in the last fiscal year. A company spokesperson told Reuters the report conflated growth expectations with individual sales quotas and insisted overall AI sales targets had not been reduced, as markets closely watch whether huge AI investments are translating into revenue.
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