Microsoft commits over 10 bn dollars to Gulf
Microsoft plans to invest over $10 billion in the Gulf countries (the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait) by 2030, aiming to develop cloud service infrastructure and artificial intelligence. These investments are part of the Gulf countries' efforts to diversify their economies away from oil and to strengthen their positions as global centers for advanced technology, despite security challenges arising from regional tensions and attacks on data centers. The plans also include investing more than $400 million in communications infrastructure, alongside supporting local partnerships in artificial intelligence, as the company focuses on enhancing digital resilience and data protection in the region.
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