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  1. Caylent's AI-Driven Cloud Migration: Pay Only for Successful AWS Moves

    Caylent’s new AI-driven migration package lands squarely in the crossfire of a reshaped virtualization market, promising an output-based, pay-only-for-success model designed to pull VMware, Azure and GCP workloads into AWS while leaning on Amazon Bedrock and AWS migration services to speed...
  2. Enterprise AI Goes Production-Ready: September Cloud Previews Focus on Security and Governance

    Cloud providers’ September previews are not incremental checkbox updates; they are a clear signal that enterprises expect AI clouds to be more than high‑performance models — they must be secure, auditable, and operationally mature enough to run production workloads at scale. Background...
  3. Microsoft Copilot Goes Multi-Model: Claude Sonnet 4 via AWS Bedrock in Office

    Microsoft has quietly begun a major pivot in the architecture that powers the AI features inside Office apps: Copilot will now route select workloads to Anthropic’s Claude family — notably the Sonnet 4 models — while continuing to use OpenAI models and Microsoft’s own engines where they remain...
  4. Microsoft’s Copilot Goes Multi-Model with Claude Sonnet 4 via AWS Bedrock

    Microsoft’s Office productivity stack is entering a new phase: after years of deep reliance on OpenAI, Microsoft will begin routing select Copilot workloads inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook to Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4 models, creating a multi‑model Copilot that assigns the “right...
  5. Microsoft adds Anthropic Sonnet 4 to Copilot: a multi-model, cross-cloud Office 365

    Microsoft has quietly begun the most consequential recalibration of its productivity‑AI stack since Copilot’s debut: Office 365 will now route select Copilot workloads to Anthropic’s Claude family—most notably the Sonnet 4 lineage—alongside continued use of OpenAI models and Microsoft’s own...
  6. Microsoft Expands Office 365 AI with Anthropic Models, Diversifying Copilot

    Microsoft’s decision to fold Anthropic’s models into Office 365 represents a deliberate, high-stakes recalibration of its AI supply chain — one that pares dependence on a single vendor, broadens technical options inside Copilot features, and reshapes enterprise risk calculations for productivity...
  7. Microsoft Taps Anthropic Claude, Builds Multi-Vendor Copilot for Office 365

    Microsoft’s move to fold Anthropic’s Claude models into Office 365 marks a clear turning point in the company’s AI strategy: after years of heavy reliance on OpenAI, Microsoft is now building a multi-vendor, task‑optimized Copilot that mixes Anthropic, OpenAI, and its own in‑house models to...
  8. Microsoft's OpenAI Tie-Up: Durable AI Lead, Not Irrecoverable Dependence

    Microsoft’s OpenAI tie-up is large and strategically important, but the argument that Microsoft has become irrecoverably dependent on OpenAI is overstated — and Google and Amazon catching up quickly enough to displace Microsoft’s AI advantage is more complicated than headlines suggest...
  9. OpenAI-Microsoft Alliance Evolves: AGI Clause, GPT-5, MAI, Open Weights

    OpenAI and Microsoft are reconfiguring one of the tech industry's most consequential partnerships into something far more complicated than a simple supplier–customer relationship: what began as close collaboration is now a high-stakes, strategically fraught alliance where deep technical...
  10. AWS Leads the Future of Cloud and AI with Strategic Innovation and Infrastructure Expansion

    The cloud industry finds itself on the precipice of a transformative era, one where artificial intelligence and infrastructure agility will determine tomorrow’s leaders. Amidst this backdrop, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched a strategic campaign aimed at reaffirming its dominance not just...