Microsoft will invest nearly $3.2 billion in Australia over the next two years to expand cloud computing and AI infrastructure
Microsoft announced on October 23rd that it will invest AUD 5 billion (approximately $3.2 billion) in Australia over the next two years to expand cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
According to the statement, this investment will increase the number of Microsoft's data centers in Canberra, Sydney, and Melbourne by 45%, from 20 to 29. In addition, Microsoft will also collaborate with New South Wales to establish the Microsoft Data Center Academy in Australia.
Steven Worrall, General Manager of Microsoft Australia, stated that this expenditure "will not only achieve a safer and more secure digital economy, but also provide a platform to promote growth and innovation in the AI era".
In addition, Microsoft did not disclose the details of using this fund, but only stated that it will significantly improve its computing power.
Steven Worrall, General Manager of Microsoft Australia, stated that this expenditure "will not only achieve a safer and more secure digital economy, but also provide a platform to promote growth and innovation in the AI era".
In addition, Microsoft did not disclose the details of using this fund, but only stated that it will significantly improve its computing power.