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Microsoft reorganises into two divisions, will disclose quarterly Azure revenue

Microsoft will disclose quarterly revenue for its Azure cloud business for the first time, alongside a reporting overhaul that reduces its business units from three to two. The change will allow investors to compare Azure performance more directly with Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. Under the new standard, Azure revenue for the quarter ended in June was $29.42 billion, up 42 percent year on year, and about 33 percent of total Microsoft revenue.

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Small AI models near large-model performance as Dokpamo second evaluation nears

Small AI models that can be installed on PCs are evolving rapidly, raising attention over whether they can rival large models that run on high-capacity computers. Tech companies are releasing local-run models aimed at cost and privacy needs. The government is set to disclose second-round results for its independent AI foundation model project and narrow four teams to three. The article also lists recent moves by Korean and global companies on AI models, tools, pricing and partnerships.

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Microsoft to merge scattered Copilot apps, drop underperforming AI features

Microsoft will merge its consumer Copilot app with the Microsoft 365 Copilot app and remove some AI features that did not perform well. The overhaul is aimed at simplifying the Copilot experience as personal and workplace AI use increasingly overlap. Some features will become unavailable to general users by Aug. 18, while paid business users will have access to a replacement research tool. Microsoft will also end its Copilot animated character Miko.