Empowering the modern workspace with Microsoft Copilot, Azure AI, and custom MAI-Thinking reasoning models.
Microsoft has positioned itself at the epicenter of the corporate AI transition through its strategic partnership and multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI. However, Microsoft is also building its own independent AI research and development powerhouse. In 2024, Microsoft formed "Microsoft AI", hiring key founders from Inflection AI (including Mustafa Suleyman) to lead its consumer AI products.
Microsoft's AI platform integrates across its dominant enterprise software suite (Microsoft 365, Teams, and Github Copilot) and cloud computing infrastructure (Azure AI). By manufacturing local AI-hardware standards like Copilot+ PCs and building its own custom large language models like the MAI family, Microsoft is creating an end-to-end proprietary AI ecosystem.
Integrated natively inside Windows 11 and Edge. Copilot acts as an everyday companion to draft emails, summarize documents, search the web, and control system tasks.
A cloud platform providing enterprise developers with access to cutting-edge AI models, custom model training, cognitive APIs, and secure vector databases.
Microsoft's internally developed family of reasoning models, designed to carry out complex multi-step reasoning, mathematical calculations, and programming tasks.
The industry-standard coding autocomplete and chat assistant, trusted by millions of software developers to accelerate coding cycles and debug software.
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