Microsoft will invest AU$5 billion in Australia over the next two years to expand cloud computing and AI infrastructure

According to news from this site on October 23, Microsoft announced today that it will invest 5 billion Australian dollars (this site’s note: currently about 23.15 billion yuan) in Australia in the next two years to expand cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure.

It is said to be the largest investment the company has made in the country in 40 years. The investment will help Microsoft expand its data centers from 20 to 29, covering cities such as Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne, a growth of 45%.

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Microsoft said it will increase its computing power in Australia by 250%, making it the 13th largest country in the world. Large economies can meet the demand for cloud computing.

In addition, Microsoft will spend AU$300,000 to cooperate with New South Wales to establish the Microsoft Data Center Academy in Australia to help Australians master the skills needed to "succeed in the digital economy" and expand its cooperation with the state of New South Wales. Cyber ​​threat information sharing agreement from Australia’s cyber security agency, the Australian Signals Directorate.

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