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Microsoft jumped on the Gen. AI bandwagon early.
Experts warn of a widening gap between what companies are spending on AI and what they're getting back from it.
Microsoft 's capital expenditures or CapEx surged 79% to a record $14 billion in the latest quarter .
Goldman Sachs says the amount of capital investment in this sector is billions of dollars now is so large that it's almost unimaginable that we're going to get a rate of return on it over the next few years .
Wall Street expects $60 billion of incremental CapEx spent with just $20 billion , one third of that to show for it, an extra cloud revenue.
Goldman Sachs , Sequoia and Barclays say the math doesn't add up.
Research firm Gartner says there's a pattern of adoption, what they call the hype cycle.
The next phase though, if and when it comes to fruition, could be lucrative.
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