1. Microsoft's initial lead in the AI race is being challenged by open-source models and shifting customer preferences; 2. Open-source models like Meta's Llama are gaining popularity and threatening Microsoft Azure's growth; 3. The rise of on-premises AI deployment, facilitated by companies like Nvidia, is undermining the need for cloud migration and further impacting Microsoft's AI edge.
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