Microsoft is injecting $17.9 billion into Australia by 2029, significantly boosting AI and cloud computing. This major investment aims to expand supercomputing, enhance cybersecurity, and foster AI skills, positioning Australia as a key player in the global AI build-out and securing Microsoft's cloud market share.
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