Microsoft invests over 2 billion dollars in Malaysia

Microsoft Boosts Investments in Southeast Asia’s Tech Market with Over $2 Billion in AI and Cloud Technology.

Microsoft has announced plans to invest over 2.2 billion dollars (2 billion euros) in artificial intelligence and cloud technology in Southeast Asia over the next four years. CEO Satya Nadella made this announcement during his visit to the region. Major tech companies like Microsoft are increasing their investments in the area as a way to diversify and reduce geopolitical risks. These companies are choosing to invest in countries like Malaysia and Singapore to expand their operations beyond China.

Nadella’s visit includes plans to invest 1.7 billion dollars in Indonesia and build a data center in Thailand with an investment of approximately 1 billion dollars. These investments are part of Microsoft’s broader strategy to expand its presence in Southeast Asia and tap into the region’s growing tech market. By focusing on investing in artificial intelligence and cloud technology, Microsoft demonstrates its commitment to innovation and technology development. The company aims to strengthen its position in the global tech market and drive growth in emerging economies by expanding its operations in Southeast Asia.

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