Hedge fund TCI significantly reduces its holdings in Microsoft due to uncertainties related to artificial intelligence

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Mars Finance News May 9 – According to reports, the hedge fund TCI, owned by British financier Christopher Hohn, has significantly reduced its Microsoft holdings from 10% of its investment portfolio at the end of last year to 1% as of the end of March. In a letter to investors, Hohn stated, “We have reduced our investment in Microsoft because the rapid development of artificial intelligence introduces uncertainty about Microsoft’s future competitive position,” citing concerns mainly about the outlook for Microsoft’s Office productivity software business, and also noting some risks associated with Azure. Hohn revealed that the value of TCI’s Microsoft shares once reached $8 billion. (Broad Perspective)

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