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March 06, 2026
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The economics of enterprise AI: What the Forrester TEI study reveals about Microsoft Foundry 

Customers are on the hunt for smarter models, more capable agents, and market-ready solutions to operationalize AI workflows.

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From vision to value realization: A closer look at how customers are embracing AI Transformation to unlock innovation and deliver business outcomes 

Each quarter, I share a collection of customer and partner stories from around the world that highlight the incredible technological advancements shaping the future of industry. As a partner of choice, we are committed to helping organizations accelerate AI Transformation to unlock opportunities and realize material business value.

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AI ‘for all’: How access to new models is advancing academic research, from astronomy to education 

AI ‘for all’: How access to new models is advancing academic research, from astronomy to education Written by Deborah Bach Published March 12, 2024 Category AI In early 2023, Professor Alice Oh and her colleagues at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) realized they needed to address the quickly growing interest in.

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Prompt engineering made easier with AI Builder 

Today we are excited to launch a new set of prebuilt AI functions that can be easily added to a low-code solution without having to engineer a custom prompt. These prebuilt functions provide a great starting point to combine the power of LLMs and power of low-code, but they are just scratching the surface of what is possible.

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