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Starbucks Shifts to In-House AI, Reducing Reliance on Microsoft and IBM
Starbucks is reportedly pivoting to in-house AI-built software to replace tools from Microsoft and IBM, aiming to reduce spending on external tech providers. This strategic move has led to a decline in tech stocks for the affected companies.
9 Jul, 10:15 — 9 Jul, 16:23
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Starbucks Taps AI to Reduce Reliance on Microsoft, IBM Software - Bloomberg.com
Starbucks Taps AI to Reduce Reliance on Microsoft, IBM Software Bloomberg.com
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Tech stocks sink after Starbucks pivots to in-house AI to replace Microsoft, IBM tools
Starbucks is building AI software to replace Microsoft and IBM tools, raising concerns over software demand as IBM, Salesforce and ServiceNow shares fell.
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Starbucks eyes AI-built software to reduce Microsoft, IBM spending - report
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