Post by : Omar Nasser
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Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, shared exciting news about the company’s biggest investment ever in India. Microsoft will spend $3 billion in the next two years to help improve cloud technology and provide training for new jobs.
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The investment will be used to build data centers in different parts of India, including the Central, South, and West areas. Nadella explained that India is becoming a leader in technology, and this investment will help even more people take advantage of these tools.
As part of this plan, Microsoft wants to teach 10 million people in India how to use new technology like AI (artificial intelligence) to get good jobs. The goal is to give these people the skills needed to compete in the global job market.
Puneet Chandok, the president of Microsoft India, said that Microsoft has already helped bring technology to schools, businesses, and even farmers in India. This new investment will help the country’s people learn new skills and stay ready for the future.
Microsoft will also focus on using green energy and systems to cool their data centers to protect the environment. The company wants to make sure its technology is not just good for people but also good for the planet.
They also introduced a new tool called Foundry, which helps companies use AI for different jobs. This tool will support Indian languages and be useful for many industries in India.
India’s government is also working hard to prepare its people for the future. Jayant Chaudhary, a government leader, said that India’s youth will play an important role in the country’s technology growth. He believes that working with companies like Microsoft will help India become a global leader in technology.
Microsoft’s investment will help India grow and create better jobs for its people. The company’s efforts are aimed at making the country stronger and ready for the future.
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