Microsoft Deepens AI Investment with $17.5 Billion Commitment in India
Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella announced a $17.5 billion investment to expand AI infrastructure in India. The company will collaborate with top IT firms to enhance AI adoption and skill 20 million Indians. Microsoft aims to redefine productivity and innovation with its AI-powered initiatives.
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Microsoft significantly amplified its commitment to India's artificial intelligence landscape with an unprecedented $17.5 billion investment, as announced by Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella. The tech giant is building robust infrastructure and forging strategic alliances with leading IT firms to accelerate AI adoption across the nation.
Nadella shared Microsoft's plans to strengthen its cloud presence within India, emphasizing the operational expansion of data center regions across various parts of the country. He also highlighted the importance of cybersecurity, stressing the integration of global intelligence to protect national sovereignty.
Further, Microsoft is committing to skill 20 million Indians in AI technologies, with strategic partnerships set to transform enterprise-level AI adoption. As AI becomes central to redefining business operations, Microsoft aims to lead the charge towards a more innovative and productive future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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