Microsoft announces $15.2 billion investment in UAE to support AI infrastructure until 2029.

The initiative is partnering with G42 to foster collaboration in AI technologies and develop local competencies.

The company plans to expand data centers and export advanced processors while adhering to security standards and regulatory compliance.

Microsoft has announced a major investment plan in the UAE worth US$15.2 billion, extending until 2029, to support artificial intelligence and cloud computing infrastructure and develop local digital competencies.

The initiative builds on a strategic partnership with UAE-based AI technology company G42 to foster collaboration in the fields of artificial intelligence and the development of local talent in the digital sector.

Brad Smith, Vice Chairman and President of Microsoft, said:

"Microsoft's investment in the UAE is not just about technology, it's about investing in people as well.