Microsoft, led by Brad Smith, will invest nearly $300 million by 2027 to enhance its cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa in response to rising demand for Azure services.
On Thursday, Brad Smith, the Vice Chair and President of Microsoft, revealed plans for a substantial investment in South Africa’s technology landscape. The company aims to allocate approximately $296.81 million by the end of 2027. This funding will primarily focus on enhancing its cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure, responding to an increasing demand for Microsoft’s Azure services within the region.
In summary, Microsoft’s commitment to investing nearly $300 million in South Africa reflects the rising demand for cloud services and AI infrastructure in the region. The initiative demonstrates the company’s dedication to supporting technological advancements and expanding its services to meet local needs.
Original Source: www.voaafrica.com
