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Microsoft to Invest in Data Centre Infrastructure, Global Accessibility and AI Skilling in 2025
Microsoft shared its artificial intelligence (AI) vision for the fiscal year 2025, highlighting the key areas for the company. Instead of focusing on its AI product roadmap, the company shared details about its investment plans in AI infrastructure, skilling, and developing accessibility of the technology globally. Among other efforts, the Redmond-...
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Microsoft Plans to Invest $80 Billion on AI-Enabled Data Centres in Fiscal 2025
Microsoft plans to invest approximately $80 billion in data centres in fiscal 2025, as part of the company's efforts to train AI models and deploy AI and cloud applications. Since OpenAI's ChatGPT launch in 2022, AI investment has surged, with companies integrating AI into their products and services across various sectors.
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Microsoft, OpenAI Plan $100 Billion Data Centre With 'Stargate' AI Supercomputer: Report
Microsoft and ChatGPT maker OpenAI are planning to build a data center worth over $100 billion, equipped with an AI supercomputer called "Stargate" that could arrive in 2028, according to a report. The Redmond company is likely to finance the project, which is expected to be more than 100 times more expensive than some of the biggest data centers i...
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Hackers Begin Selling Data Centre Logins for World's Largest Corporations Including Microsoft and Apple
Hackers have gained access to login credentials for data centers in Asia used by some of the world’s biggest businesses, including Apple, Microsoft, Walmart, Alibaba, Huawei, and BMW AG. A cybersecurity firm and executives at four major US-based companies that were affected said the stolen credentials represented an unusual and serious danger.
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US Chipmakers Worry About Slow Growth of Cloud and Data Centres
The US industry is worried about the slow growth of cloud and data centres, which served as a pillar during the COVID era as consumers signed up for cloud-based entertainment and companies retooled their offices. While Alphabet's Google Cloud dropped over 8 percent points, Microsoft's Azure dropped 6 percent points, and Amazon's AWS dropped over 3 ...
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Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty for Governments Launched; Aims to Compete With Amazon, Google
Microsoft Cloud for sovereignty was announced by the company on Tuesday as the company’s public cloud for government customers. The ‘sovereign’ cloud service will offer customers greater control over their data, and is expected to help the company better compete with rivals such as Amazon Web Services and Alphabet's Google.
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Google Cloud to Adopt Arm-Based Ampere Chips, Increasing Pressure on AMD, Intel
Google Cloud will start to adopt Arm-based computing chips, joining a transition that takes away market share from leaders Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). The company said its new offering will be based on Ampere's "Altra" chips. Ampere is a chip firm founded by former Intel executives and boasts clients such as Microsoft and Oracle.
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Indian Data Centres Expansion Expected to Add Up to 1.2 Lakh Crore Investment Over Next Five Years: Report
Indian data centres are expected to get investments up to 1.2 lakh crore by both foreign and local firms over the period of next five years, stated ICRA. The Indian data centres market is witnessing a healthy growth. With increase in revenues and better absorption of fixed costs, operating margins for the data centre companies are likely to improve...
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Microsoft Data Centres to Heat Finnish Homes, Cutting Emissions
Finnish utility Fortum said it will use waste heat from two new Microsoft data centres to warm homes and businesses in and around the capital Helsinki, while also cutting carbon emissions.
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Microsoft Data Centres To Heat Homes In Finland, Cutting Carbon Emissions
Finnish utility Fortum said on Thursday it will use waste heat from two new Microsoft data centres to warm homes and businesses in and around the capital Helsinki, while also cutting carbon emissions.
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Microsoft to Build Its Fourth Indian Data Centre in Hyderabad
Microsoft unveiled its fourth data centre in India on Monday, betting on rising digital consumption in one of its fastest-growing markets.
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L&T, Microsoft Team Up For Cloud Computing
L&T and Microsoft India have announced signing of an agreement to develop a regulated sector-focused cloud offering which will provide cloud computing
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Microsoft Rolls Out New Tech to Connect Its Cloud to Rivals
Microsoft announced a new round of technologies aimed at making its cloud computing services work in data centres it does not own — including the cloud data centres of its rivals.
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Airtel To Spend Rs 5,000 Crore To Expand Data Centre Business
Bharti Airtel said on Thursday it will invest Rs 5,000 crore in expanding its data centre business to meet customer demand in and around India.
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Microsoft Mesh Mixed Reality Platform Launched That Allows Users to Appear as Holograms in Virtual Meetings
Microsoft Mesh has been launched as a mixed reality platform that allows users to appear as holograms when they meet virtually using augmented reality glasses such as the company’s HoloLens. Microsoft Mesh is powered by Azure cloud computing systems that combine data centre processing power with artificial intelligence.
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Microsoft to Invest in Data Centre Infrastructure, Global Accessibility and AI Skilling in 2025
Microsoft shared its artificial intelligence (AI) vision for the fiscal year 2025, highlighting the key areas for the company. Instead of focusing on its AI product roadmap, the company shared details about its investment plans in AI infrastructure, skilling, and developing accessibility of the technology globally. Among other efforts, the Redmond-...
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Microsoft Plans to Invest $80 Billion on AI-Enabled Data Centres in Fiscal 2025
Microsoft plans to invest approximately $80 billion in data centres in fiscal 2025, as part of the company's efforts to train AI models and deploy AI and cloud applications. Since OpenAI's ChatGPT launch in 2022, AI investment has surged, with companies integrating AI into their products and services across various sectors.
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Microsoft, OpenAI Plan $100 Billion Data Centre With 'Stargate' AI Supercomputer: Report
Microsoft and ChatGPT maker OpenAI are planning to build a data center worth over $100 billion, equipped with an AI supercomputer called "Stargate" that could arrive in 2028, according to a report. The Redmond company is likely to finance the project, which is expected to be more than 100 times more expensive than some of the biggest data centers i...
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Hackers Begin Selling Data Centre Logins for World's Largest Corporations Including Microsoft and Apple
Hackers have gained access to login credentials for data centers in Asia used by some of the world’s biggest businesses, including Apple, Microsoft, Walmart, Alibaba, Huawei, and BMW AG. A cybersecurity firm and executives at four major US-based companies that were affected said the stolen credentials represented an unusual and serious danger.
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US Chipmakers Worry About Slow Growth of Cloud and Data Centres
The US industry is worried about the slow growth of cloud and data centres, which served as a pillar during the COVID era as consumers signed up for cloud-based entertainment and companies retooled their offices. While Alphabet's Google Cloud dropped over 8 percent points, Microsoft's Azure dropped 6 percent points, and Amazon's AWS dropped over 3 ...
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Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty for Governments Launched; Aims to Compete With Amazon, Google
Microsoft Cloud for sovereignty was announced by the company on Tuesday as the company’s public cloud for government customers. The ‘sovereign’ cloud service will offer customers greater control over their data, and is expected to help the company better compete with rivals such as Amazon Web Services and Alphabet's Google.
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Google Cloud to Adopt Arm-Based Ampere Chips, Increasing Pressure on AMD, Intel
Google Cloud will start to adopt Arm-based computing chips, joining a transition that takes away market share from leaders Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). The company said its new offering will be based on Ampere's "Altra" chips. Ampere is a chip firm founded by former Intel executives and boasts clients such as Microsoft and Oracle.
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Indian Data Centres Expansion Expected to Add Up to 1.2 Lakh Crore Investment Over Next Five Years: Report
Indian data centres are expected to get investments up to 1.2 lakh crore by both foreign and local firms over the period of next five years, stated ICRA. The Indian data centres market is witnessing a healthy growth. With increase in revenues and better absorption of fixed costs, operating margins for the data centre companies are likely to improve...
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Microsoft Data Centres to Heat Finnish Homes, Cutting Emissions
Finnish utility Fortum said it will use waste heat from two new Microsoft data centres to warm homes and businesses in and around the capital Helsinki, while also cutting carbon emissions.
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Microsoft Data Centres To Heat Homes In Finland, Cutting Carbon Emissions
Finnish utility Fortum said on Thursday it will use waste heat from two new Microsoft data centres to warm homes and businesses in and around the capital Helsinki, while also cutting carbon emissions.
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Microsoft to Build Its Fourth Indian Data Centre in Hyderabad
Microsoft unveiled its fourth data centre in India on Monday, betting on rising digital consumption in one of its fastest-growing markets.
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L&T, Microsoft Team Up For Cloud Computing
L&T and Microsoft India have announced signing of an agreement to develop a regulated sector-focused cloud offering which will provide cloud computing
-
Microsoft Rolls Out New Tech to Connect Its Cloud to Rivals
Microsoft announced a new round of technologies aimed at making its cloud computing services work in data centres it does not own — including the cloud data centres of its rivals.
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Airtel To Spend Rs 5,000 Crore To Expand Data Centre Business
Bharti Airtel said on Thursday it will invest Rs 5,000 crore in expanding its data centre business to meet customer demand in and around India.
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Microsoft Mesh Mixed Reality Platform Launched That Allows Users to Appear as Holograms in Virtual Meetings
Microsoft Mesh has been launched as a mixed reality platform that allows users to appear as holograms when they meet virtually using augmented reality glasses such as the company’s HoloLens. Microsoft Mesh is powered by Azure cloud computing systems that combine data centre processing power with artificial intelligence.
