Microsoft to invest over $10bn in Gulf by 2030
Most outlets led with Microsoft’s planned $10 billion investment in Gulf countries by 2030, noting the focus on the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait. Arab News Pakistan added context about the investment being part of a regional strategy amid Iran war tensions, while Daily Times briefly linked the story to a related development about US approval for sending Nvidia AI components.
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Microsoft plans to invest over $10bn in the Gulf
Microsoft is set to invest more than $10 billion in Middle Eastern countries, focusing on cloud infrastructure and AI, as part of its regional strategy amidst the Iran war tensions.
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Microsoft plans over $10bn Gulf investment by 2030
Microsoft plans to invest more than $10 billion across the Gulf by 2030, a senior executive said. The investment will cover the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait. Read More: US approves microsoft to send Nvidia AI chips to UAE Microsoft President Brad Smith said the company would expand cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure across […]
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