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Microsoft’s org chart is getting an AI makeover—and it sounds very sci-fi

fastcompany.com · 11d

Microsoft’s org chart is getting an AI makeover—and it sounds very sci-fi

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Microsoft is switching up its reporting structure for the AI era. As of the next fiscal quarter, its current three reporting segments— Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing—will be replaced with two brand new ones: Devices and Consumer and Agents and Infra, according to the Wall Street Journal . Devices and Consumer is a pretty self-explanatory segment, including revenue from Microsoft’s customer-facing products like Xbox and Windows devices, as well as from LinkedIn and search advertising. But Agents and Infra is a more obtuse title. It’s a bit of a catch-all for revenue from Microsoft’s other products including its AI models, cloud infrastructure, and Microsoft 365 (including its Copilot features). The change means Microsoft will be disclosing quarterly revenue for its cloud computing platform Azure for the first time. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the change to the company’s reporting structure is meant to reflect how AI is shaking up

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