Microsoft announces $2.2 billion investment in Malaysia to develop cloud computing and artificial intelligence services
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发表于 2024-5-2 14:12:23
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Microsoft announced on May 2nd that it will invest $2.2 billion over the next four years to support Malaysia's digital transformation, marking the largest single investment since Microsoft entered Malaysia. This investment includes: building cloud and AI infrastructure; Provide AI skills training opportunities for another 200000 Malaysians; Strengthen cooperation with the Malaysian government and establish a national AI excellence center; Support the development of the Malaysian programmer community.
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