Coca-Cola's $1.1B Microsoft deal is for cloud tech, not soft drink nanotech?

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Nothing connects Coca-Cola's $1.1 billion IT deal with Microsoft to nanotech in drinks or transhumanism: that is the Reel's own false leap. Coca-Cola signed a five-year $1.1 billion deal with Microsoft in April 2024 specifically for cloud computing and generative AI services, as reported by Microsoft. While a 2017 study found trace organic carbon particles created during food processing in soft drinks, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo do not add engineered nanotech or nanobots to their products.

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Main source: The Coca‑Cola Company and Microsoft announce five-year strategic partnership to accelerate cloud and generative AI initiatives

The post we checked

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What we checked

Coca-Cola signed a $1.1 billion deal with Bill Gates' Microsoft.“As part of the partnership, Coca-Cola has made a $1.1 billion commitment to the Microsoft Cloud and its generative AI capabilities.”The Coca‑Cola Company and Microsoft announce five-year strategic partnership to accelerate cloud and generative AI initiatives

What the post doesn't tell you

The $1.1 billion Microsoft deal is for enterprise cloud computing and artificial intelligence software, not drink formulation or nanotech.
Microsoft and Coca-Cola announced a five-year $1.1 billion partnership in April 2024 focusing on cloud services and generative AI (Microsoft).
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo have stated that they do not add any engineered nanoparticles or nanobots to their products (EatHealthy365).

How it plays you

It wants you to think: “So soft drinks are being used to introduce nanotech into the human body for transhumanist innovation.”

An enterprise cloud computing and AI software agreement between Microsoft and Coca-Cola has no connection to foodborne carbon micro-particles detected in soft drinks years earlier.

Short version

⚠️ MISLEADING 👉 Nothing connects Coca-Cola's $1.1 billion IT deal with Microsoft to nanotech in drinks or transhumanism: that is the Reel's own false leap. 👉 Coca-Cola signed a five-year $1.1 billion deal with Microsoft in April 2024 specifically for cloud computing and generative AI services, as reported by Microsoft. 📰 Sources: NIH, Eathealthy365 🔎 Full check: send this post to @checkthis.chat