(Reuters) -Microsoft is planning to take a position about $80 billion in fiscal 2025 on growing information facilities to coach synthetic intelligence (AI) fashions and deploy AI and cloud-based purposes, the corporate mentioned in a weblog put up on Friday.
Funding in AI has surged since OpenAI launched ChatGPT in 2022, as corporations throughout sectors search to combine synthetic intelligence into their services and products.
AI requires huge computing energy, pushing demand for specialised information facilities that allow tech corporations to hyperlink hundreds of chips collectively in clusters.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has been investing billions to reinforce its AI infrastructure and broaden its data-center community.
Analysts count on Microsoft’s fiscal 2025 capital expenditure together with capital leases to be $84.24 billion, in response to Seen Alpha.
The corporate’s capital expenditure within the first quarter of fiscal 2025 rose 5.3% to $20 billion.
As OpenAI’s major backer, the tech big is taken into account a number one contender amongst Massive Tech corporations within the AI race because of its unique partnership with the AI chatbot maker.
Greater than half of Microsoft’s $80 billion funding might be in the USA, Vice Chair and President Brad Smith mentioned within the weblog put up.
“At this time, the USA leads the worldwide AI race because of the funding of personal capital and improvements by American corporations of all sizes, from dynamic start-ups to well-established enterprises,” Smith mentioned.
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