News24 Business | Microsoft plans over R5 billion AI investment in SA
- Microsoft plans to invest R5.4 billion in cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa by the end of 2027, in addition to R20.4 billion spent over the past three years.
- Microsoft is committed to training one million South Africans by 2026, equipping them with AI skills to create solutions for local challenges.
- The investment signals confidence in South Africa's economy, indicating it is a secure place for business and investment.
- Brad Smith, Vice-Chair and President of Microsoft, emphasized that the investment aims to help South Africans build a future where technology drives prosperity.
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