Microsoft will invest approximately $297 million by 2027 to improve AI and cloud infrastructure in South Africa, responding to the rising demand for Azure services in the region.
In an announcement made by Brad Smith, Microsoft’s Vice Chair and President, the tech giant plans to invest nearly $297 million by the close of 2027. This strategic investment aims to enhance the cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure in South Africa. The initiative comes in response to the increasing demand for Microsoft’s Azure services within the region.
Microsoft’s significant investment targets the enhancement of AI and cloud capabilities in South Africa, aligning with the rising demand for Azure services. By fostering local innovations and infrastructure, the company aims to strengthen its foothold in the African tech landscape.
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