Microsoft will spend $80 billion on AI data centers

Microsoft is spending $80 billion on data centers this year
Microsoft has published a lengthy piece talking about its vision for artificial intelligence development over the next four years, under the incoming Trump administration. In the piece, the company has revealed that it's spending a total of $80 billion on AI-enabled data centers in 2025.
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Microsoft reveals plan to spend $80B building AI data centers in fiscal 2025
Microsoft Corp. has revealed plans to invest more than $80 billion in the construction of data centers for artificial intelligence workloads during its current fiscal year, part of an effort to cement its status as a leader in the fast-growing industry.
Microsoft plans to invest $80 billion on AI-enabled data centers in fiscal 2025
Microsoft is planning to invest about $80 billion in fiscal 2025 on developing data centers to train artificial intelligence (AI) models and deploy AI and cloud-based applications, the company said in a blog post on Friday.
Microsoft investing $80 billion to build data centers in U.S. toward A.I. advancement
UNITED STATES — Microsoft is planning to make waves with artificial intelligence in 2025 and will place significant financial backing to support their endeavors. This upcoming fiscal year, the company said it expects to invest $80 billion to build data centers, CNN reports.
Microsoft preparing to spend $80 billion on new AI data centers in 2025 alone
Microsoft plans to spend $80 billion this year on AI data centers, with more than half of that projected spending through June 2025 will be in the USA.
Microsoft expects to spend $80 billion on AI-enabled data centers in fiscal 2025
Over half of Microsoft’s $80 billion in spending will take place in the U.S., Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith wrote in a Friday blog post.
Microsoft Is Reportedly Planning To Invest $80 Billion In FY 2025 On AI-Enabled Data Centres
Microsoft has announced plans to allocate approximately $80 billion (around Rs. 6,86,200 crore) in fiscal year 2025 to expand its data centre infrastructure, Reuters reported. This investment aims to support the training of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models and facilitate the deployment of AI-driven and cloud-based applications,
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