Microsoft expands AI in Australia!

Microsoft expands AI in Australia!

$3.2 billion investment in Australia to expand AI and cloud computing by Microsoft!

After approving a national AI framework by Australian education ministers a few weeks ago, now Microsoft has announced an $3.2 billion investment to strengthen AI and cloud computing in Australia. As AI adoption continues to rise, the investment will enable a 250% increase in computing capacity. Microsoft intends to expand its data center footprint in Australia from 20 sites to 29 and train 300,000 skilled Australian. According to Microsoft President Brad Smith, it was the largest investment of the company in 40-year history in the country. Reuters reported that Microsoft’s recent findings indicate that generative AI could potentially boost Australia’s economy by up to A$115 billion annually by 2030.

Microsoft expands AI in Australia!

$3.2 billion investment in Australia to expand AI and cloud computing by Microsoft!

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After approving a national AI framework by Australian education ministers a few weeks ago, now Microsoft has announced an $3.2 billion investment to strengthen AI and cloud computing in Australia. As AI adoption continues to rise, the investment will enable a 250% increase in computing capacity. Microsoft intends to expand its data center footprint in Australia from 20 sites to 29 and train 300,000 skilled Australian. According to Microsoft President Brad Smith, it was the largest investment of the company in 40-year history in the country. Reuters reported that Microsoft’s recent findings indicate that generative AI could potentially boost Australia’s economy by up to A$115 billion annually by 2030.

After approving a national AI framework by Australian education ministers a few weeks ago, now Microsoft has announced an $3.2 billion investment to strengthen AI and cloud computing in Australia. As AI adoption continues to rise, the investment will enable a 250% increase in computing capacity. Microsoft intends to expand its data center footprint in Australia from 20 sites to 29 and train 300,000 skilled Australian. According to Microsoft President Brad Smith, it was the largest investment of the company in 40-year history in the country. Reuters reported that Microsoft’s recent findings indicate that generative AI could potentially boost Australia’s economy by up to A$115 billion annually by 2030.