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Microsoft is set to invest $18 billion in Australia by 2029, aimed at enhancing its AI and cloud capabilities. This marks the company's largest investment in the region, signaling a strong commitment to expanding its infrastructure and boosting local tech skills. This move could significantly elevate Microsoft's competitive edge in the AI landscape.
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Microsoft to invest $18 billion in Australia for AI push
Microsoft said on Thursday it will invest A$25 billion ($17.9 billion) in Australia by the end of 2029 to boost computing and artificial intelligence capacity in the country. The company said in a statement the investment will help expand its Azure AI supercomputing and cloud infrastructure, strengthen cybersecurity and boost AI skills. "Australia has an enormous opportunity to translate AI into real economic growth and societal benefit," Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in the statement.
How many employees does Microsoft have in 2026? MSFT’s workforce, locations & layoffs explained
How many employees does Microsoft have in 2026? MSFT’s workforce, locations & layoffs explained
How many employees does Microsoft have in 2026? MSFT’s workforce, locations & layoffs explained
Bill Gates may be the iconic face of Microsoft (MSFT), but he isn’t solely responsible for the company’s groundbreaking achievements — those were driven by a global team of highly skilled and dedicated workers. The original Windows 1.0 team, for instance, was a small and scrappy group of ...
Microsoft to Invest $18 Billion to Expand Australia's AI Capacity by 2029 -- Update
By Kimberley Kao Microsoft will invest $18 billion in cloud and artificial-intelligence infrastructure in Australia by the end of 2029, marking its largest ever investment in the country. The...
Microsoft announces record $18 billion investment in Australia to boost AI
Sydney, Australia, Apr 23 .- Microsoft on Wednesday announced an investment of AU$25 billion through 2029 to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure, representing its largest financial...