Microsoft to invest $10B in Gulf nations
Microsoft plans to invest over $10 billion in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait through 2030 to strengthen cloud computing infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and expand its operations across the Gulf region. The investments include developing cloud data centers, terrestrial and underwater connectivity networks, and collaborating with local companies such as G42 Group, Humain, and QAI, despite security challenges and the impacts of conflict on the region's digital infrastructure. These plans aim to enhance national data resilience and diversify the Gulf economy away from oil and gas.
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