As Microsoft announced a few hours earlier on Friday, the passing year 2025 is expected to see the company invest close to $100 billion in AI-enabled data centers.
“In FY 2025, Microsoft’s investment is likely to be $80 billion approximately, which is to going to be spent on developing AI-enabled datacenters to train AI models and deploy AI and cloud applications around the globe,” said Mich Welch, Vice Chair and President.
American International University on Wednesday noted that, through the adoption of tools and other types of applications, AI promises to trigger development both in productivity and innovation across every corner of the economy, thus putting the US on the frontier where the technology wave rides, especially if it strengthens its strengths and develops international partnerships.
“Today, the United States leads the global AI race thanks to the investment of private capital and innovations by American companies of all sizes, from dynamic start-ups to well-established enterprises,” he said. “At Microsoft, we’ve seen this firsthand through our partnership with OpenAI, from rising firms such as Anthropic and xAI, and our own AI-enabled software platforms and applications.”