On September 23, local time, Microsoft announced that it will invest more than 10 billion US dollars in capital and operating expenses in the Middle East by 2030, focusing on expanding cloud computing and AI infrastructure, and strengthening cooperation in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Microsoft also plans to invest more than 400 million US dollars to build undersea and land network connections in the Middle East by 2030, and launch a digital resilience plan to strengthen cooperation in data protection, business continuity, and cybersecurity. The company will also expand AI skills training, continuing plans to help more than 4.2 million people improve relevant skills by 2030.

On September 23, local time, Microsoft announced that it will invest more than 10 billion US dollars in capital and operating expenses in the Middle East by 2030, focusing on expanding cloud computing and AI infrastructure, and strengthening cooperation in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Microsoft also plans to invest more than 400 million US dollars to build undersea and land network connections in the Middle East by 2030, and launch a digital resilience plan to strengthen cooperation in data protection, business continuity, and cybersecurity. The company will also expand AI skills training, continuing plans to help more than 4.2 million people improve relevant skills by 2030.