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Microsoft moves into Azure × AI era

Microsoft founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, it grew from PC software to a global tech giant. The company supported the PC revolution with MS‑DOS, Windows and Office, then moved into the Internet, cloud, Xbox and GitHub.

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  • Microsoft founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen
  • Microsoft transitioned from PC software to cloud with Azure
  • Microsoft focuses on Copilot and AI services in the current era

In the current era Microsoft is focusing on Azure and AI services. The company is integrating AI into everyday tools such as Copilot, which helps users write documents, analyze data, code and organize meetings. The narrative suggests that AI will become a basic function of the computer, similar to the mouse or the Internet.

The article notes that Microsoft is not alone; Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta and NVIDIA are also competing for the next technology. It highlights the potential for AI to combine with robotics, quantum computing and further cloud evolution, and questions whether Microsoft will dominate the future or if another technology will emerge.

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The Microsoft Story: Episode 18 - Beyond AI: The Next Computer Microsoft Envisions

note.com · 29 September 2026

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