Microsoft Launches In-House AI Models, Slashing Costs by Up to 89%
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-07-28
Microsoft has launched new in-house AI models, announcing cost reductions of up to 89% in certain use cases. The move aims to decrease the company's reliance on external models like OpenAI's, giving it better control over its compute economics and underlying AI stack.
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