Microsoft just launched a new business, Microsoft Frontier Company, to help big companies use its AI tools successfully. With a $2.5 billion investment and 6,000 experts on board, this venture aims to be the largest and most capable in the industry. It’s similar to other recent AI deployment ventures, but Microsoft’s existing client base gives it a head start. The company has already worked with many major clients, including the London Stock Exchange Group and Unilever. Why it matters: this move signals a significant shift in how tech giants are approaching AI deployment, and could change the game for enterprise AI adoption.