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Microsoft to invest $10 billion in Japan for AI and cyber defence expansionMicrosoft will invest ten billion dollars in Japan from 2026 to 2029. This investment will expand artificial intelligence infrastructure an...- Microsoft plans $1 billion investment in Thailand: governmentMicrosoft plans to invest $1 billion in Thailand over the next two years in cloud services and AI, the Thai government said in a statem...
- Microsoft business software faces UK competition probeThe Competition and Markets Authority said the probe would assess whether the US tech company should be handed "strategic market status" (S...
- Microsoft to invest over $15 billion in UAE, secures US export licenses for AI chipsMicrosoft plans to invest over $15 billion in the United Arab Emirates in the seven years to the end of 2029 and has secured export license...
- Pro-Palestinian protesters storm Microsoft President Brad Smith’s office over ties with Israeli governmentPro-Palestinian activists from NOAA stormed Microsoft’s Redmond headquarters, demanding it cut Azure ties with Israel. They entered preside...
- Microsoft expects to spend $80 billion on AI this fiscal yearMicrosoft president Brad Smith on Friday said the company is on track to pump about $80 billion into artificial intelligence (AI) this fisc...
- Microsoft to expand AI infrastructure in Spain with $2.1 billion investmentThe move comes on the heels of its announcement of a €3.2 billion ($3.45 billion) AI-focused investment in Germany, spanning the next two y...
- Generative AI biggest weapon and tool for cybersecurity: Microsoft's Brad SmithAddressing cybersecurity attack concerns raised by generative AI, Smith said that there will be an increasing number of organisations and g...
- Microsoft president Brad Smith goes to Europe to shape AI regulation debateWith Twitter owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Smith has sought to court regulators and lawmakers with calls for regulating AI.
- Microsoft president Brad Smith goes to Europe to shape AI regulation debateTogether with Twitter-owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Smith has sought to court regulators and lawmakers with calls for regulating AI, a tec...
- Microsoft searching for solutions over UK block on Activision deal: PresidentBritish competition authorities blocked the biggest ever deal in gaming in April, in a shock decision which Microsoft has since appealed. P...
- Microsoft inks Nvidia game deal to assuage regulators over Activision mergerBritain earlier this month said the deal could harm gamers by weakening the rivalry between Xbox and PlayStation, result in higher prices, ...
- Microsoft extends aid for Ukraine's wartime tech innovationCloud technology offers resilience and security for Ukraine operations, Microsoft President Brad Smith said, after Russia targeted Ukrainia...
- India’s Data Bill rethink act of wisdom: Microsoft's Brad SmithIn an interview with ET, Microsoft president and vice-chairman Brad Smith said India has for long been one of the major sources of talent i...
- Microsoft president Brad Smith sees 'new era' of stagnating labor poolThe trend of around 5 million people expanding the US working age population every five years since 1950 has shifted, starting in the perio...
- USIBC to present Global Leadership Humanitarian Awards to CEOs of Microsoft, IBM and Accenture"Early this year the world watched as India battled a second wave of Covid-19 infections. Julie Sweet, Arvind Krishna and Brad Smith quickl...
- Microsoft to buy back up to $60 billion in shares; names Brad Smith vice chairMicrosoft said the buyback programme has no expiration date and may be terminated at any time, and that it would pay a dividend of $0.62 pe...
- Microsoft to buy back up to $60 bn in shares; names Brad Smith vice chairMicrosoft said the buyback program has no expiration date and may be terminated at any time, and that it would pay a dividend of $0.62 per ...
- This decade will be an era of regulation, says Microsoft President Brad SmithSmith, who leads Microsoft’s engagement with governments globally as head of its legal and corporate affairs, said companies should expect ...
- Microsoft wants to protect human rights, seeks regulation of facial recognition technologyThe company has raised alarms about the most sought-after facial recognition technology.
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