Microsoft cuts its internal spending on Claude by a third, according to The Information

The content retrieved from The Information's link is, in practice, a paywall: all that comes through is the site's navigation menu, the piece's credits (bylined by Aaron Holmes, Jyoti Mann and Kevin McLaughlin) and the headline, followed immediately by the notice "Subscribe to unlock". There is no accessible article body, so it is not possible to reconstruct exact figures, timelines, statements or the reasoning behind the story.

The only verifiable piece of information is the one in the headline itself: according to The Information, Microsoft has cut its internal spending on Claude, Anthropic's model, by a third. Beyond that, the retrieved material does not allow any additional detail to be confirmed about the timing of the cut or which internal tools Microsoft would migrate to instead.

In short: the source points to a possible retreat by Microsoft in its internal use of Claude, but since this is a paywalled teaser, any specific figure, reason or scope will need to be confirmed by accessing the full article or additional coverage of the topic.