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MSFT's new government AI suite goes on sale October 1, but agencies must commit annual budgets before all features clear security accreditation.
Microsoft hasn't disclosed per-seat pricing or paid conversion rates from earlier no-cost federal Copilot deployments, making any government revenue forecast impossible.
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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has told federal buyers that a new top government tier of its productivity suite, plus a companion agent-management product, will be available for Government Community Cloud customers to purchase on October 1. Individual capabilities will light up in phases as each workload clears its required government security accreditation, and additional Copilot features are slated for the months after general availability.

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