Earlier this week, Microsoft also announced plans to invest about $80 billion in fiscal 2025 to develop data centers for training artificial intelligence models and deploying AI and cloud-based applications.
AI requires enormous computing power, driving demand for data centers that allow tech companies to link thousands of chips together in clusters, enabling access to storage, compute, and analytics services via the internet. Amazon Inc.’s AWS, Alphabet’s Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft’s Azure lead the global cloud market.
Microsoft’s investments in India are not just about making AI more accessible to consumers but also about encouraging businesses and developers to use its AI tools, such as Copilot. Microsoft has been offering its Microsoft 365 Copilot AI as an enterprise solution to companies, and the company said adoption is growing rapidly in a market like India.
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