Microsoft to Adjust Commercial Cloud Prices in Select European Currencies by 2026 to Align with Global Levels

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Microsoft to Adjust Commercial Cloud Prices in Select European Currencies by 2026 to Align with Global Levels

Microsoft Corporation has announced plans to adjust prices for its Commercial Cloud services in select local currencies, including the Swiss franc, Danish krone, euro, Norwegian krone, and Swedish krona, effective February 1, 2026. The company aims to align regional pricing more closely with global levels, ensuring consistency for customers across different geographies. Microsoft states that these adjustments apply only to Commercial Cloud services and not to on-premises software. The company also plans to continue investing in technologies to support innovation, operational efficiency, performance, and security for organizations worldwide.

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