Microsoft invests $400 million to expand Swiss data centers
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Microsoft has announced a $400 million investment in Swiss data centers to enhance its cloud and AI infrastructure and promote data sovereignty. This expansion includes upgrades to four existing data centers near Zurich and Geneva, supporting around 50,000 customers and primarily focusing on regulated sectors like healthcare and finance. The initiative aligns with Microsoft's commitment to sustainability, as it has covered its energy consumption with renewable sources. This investment is seen as a means to boost Switzerland's economic resilience and enhance competitiveness in the growing AI field.
We are steadfast in our mission to empower our customers and partners, as AI's true potential is unlocked when innovation meets real-world implementation.
The investment will help further strengthen Switzerland's long-term economic resilience and competitiveness while ensuring the company adheres to regulatory requirements.
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