Microsoft to invest $3B in AI, cloud expansion, training in India
Microsoft will expand its AI and cloud presence in India, including training 10 million individuals by 2030 and supporting AI startups.
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Microsoft will expand its AI and cloud presence in India, including training 10 million individuals by 2030 and supporting AI startups.
Nansen takes a detailed look at an emerging opportunity for Web3-powered investors in a new report.
The European Union unveiled the Trusted Investors Network at a meeting in Athens, Greece, to attract venture capital to deep-tech sectors like biotechnology and AI.
The strategy aims to fast-track AI development and adoption in Africa, driving innovation and growth that aligns with Nigeria’s digital transformation goals.
Microsoft investors are increasingly anxious about the slow financial returns from its significant investments in artificial intelligence, despite Azure’s steady growth.
The firm’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, said its AI products have already generated “billions” in revenue from its cloud business.
After investing $13 billion in OpenAI last year, Microsoft is distancing itself from the AI startup amid growing scrutiny from regulators.
A recent study revealed that China leads the world in AI usage and investment, while the U.S. remains the leader in fully implementing the technology.
Analysts were split over whether today’s AI investments would pay off in the next decade.
