Microsoft reveals hefty price for 365 Copilot service

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Microsoft 365 Copilot is a new artificial intelligence-powered service that will transform and help improve different tasks, but it comes at a high price for businesses. It will cost USD 30 per user per month on top of existing Microsoft 365 plans, which range from USD 12.50 to USD 36 per user per month. 

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