Microsoft Shared Its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Vision for the Fiscal Year 2025, highlighting the key area for the company. Instead of focusing on its ai product roadmap, the company shared details about its investment plans in ai infrastructure, skilling, and developing accessibility of the Techanology. Among other efforts, the redmond-based tech giant stated it will be investment about $ 80 billion (roughly Rs. Microsoft is also developing ai-focused curriculums for colleges in the us.
Microsoft Shares Big Ai Plans for 2025
In a blog post Published on Friday, The Tech Giant Shared Its Vision for the Fiscal Year. The Larger Plan Includes Investing in AI Technology and Infrastructure, Supporting Skilling Programmes that will enable wisepread ai adoption, and expecting the Technology Globally to Make.
On infrastructure, the company stated that it will invest Around $ 80 billion to build ai-enabled data centers. These data centers will be used by the company to train new models, to deploy them globally, as well as powering microsoft’s different cloud-based ai applications. The tech giant highlighted that more than half of this fund will be spent within the us.
Explaining the need for ai skilling, the company claimed that within the next 25 years, “Ai can help create the next billion ai-enabled jobs” Across Industries Such As Services, MANUFACTURTATION Riculture, and Government. Focusing on this need, the company has partnered with the US National AI Consortium for Community Colleges to Provide an “Industry-Aligned” Ai curriculum. It is also developed faculty training via ai bootcamps to enable students to learn in-demand skills.
Additional, Microsoft said it has developed ai training programs for teachers. It also offers Career Guidance and Helps young professionals enhance their ai skills via the microsoft copilot for career navigators initiative.
Last year, the tech giant announced an investment of more than $ 35 billion (roughly Rs. 2.99 lakh Crore) in 14 Countries Within Three Years to Build Secure Ai and Cloud Data Center Infrastructure. Microsoft said that the number has now been expanded to 40 counts to include the global south. It has collaborated with uae-based ai company g42 to introduce ai infrastructure in kenya.
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