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By Martin Baccardax
Microsoft shares edged lower in early Tuesday trading and remain in negative territory for the month but could be in "pole position" to benefit from a surge in AI-related spending this year, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.
Microsoft (MSFT) , which will report its fiscal second-quarter earnings later this month, recently unveiled plans to spend around $80 billion on data centers this year as it expands its AI-focused strategy to train existing models and roll out cloud-based applications to its client base.
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