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- Microsoft executives are questioning CEO Satya Nadella's strategy for allocating AI computing capacity, amid GitHub outages and a 24 percent drop in the stock ahead of Q4 earnings.
- The company is spending $190 billion on AI capital expenditure this year, but executives say it is still not securing enough compute.
- CFO Amy Hood told investors that first-party apps get GPUs first, with Azure customers receiving the remainder, yet reports say capacity is being directed to Azure tenants like Adobe ahead of M365 Copilot.
- Business Insider reports Microsoft is now shopping for extra capacity from Amazon and Google.
What to watch next
- Microsoft's Q4 earnings and any commentary on AI compute allocation
- Whether Microsoft secures additional GPU capacity from Amazon or Google
- Further outages affecting GitHub or other first-party services
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