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AI & Cloud Europe Microsoft February 18, 2025

Microsoft invests $705M in Polish AI, cloud

Microsoft announced a plan to invest PLN2.8 billion ($704.4 million) in Poland to upgrade its cloud and AI infrastructure, and strengthen national security.

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AI & Cloud Europe Microsoft Regulation January 29, 2025

Microsoft, AWS face more scrutiny from CMA

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) provisionally found that competition across cloud services was hindered for businesses and organisations due to the dominance of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft.

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AI & Cloud Microsoft North America January 20, 2025

FTC flags Microsoft, OpenAI antitrust risks

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) raised antitrust concerns over Microsoft’s $13 billion investment in OpenAI, warning the tie-up could provide the tech giant with an unfair advantage in the AI market.

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AI & Cloud Microsoft North America January 16, 2025

Microsoft offers on-demand AI agents with Copilot Chat

Microsoft unveiled a tier of its Copilot AI assistant offering a consumption-based pricing model for corporate users, as the software giant looks to further drive adoption.

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Big Tech Google Microsoft January 10, 2025

Google, Microsoft each donate $1M to Trump fund

Count Google and Microsoft among the recent spate of Big Tech companies that have reportedly donated to President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration fund after each kicked in $1 million.

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AI & Cloud Big Tech Microsoft January 6, 2025

Microsoft to spend $80B on AI data centres in fiscal 2025

Microsoft vice chair and president Brad Smith revealed the company was on track to spend approximately $80 billion to build out AI-enabled data centres in its current financial year (to end-June), with more than half of that investment earmarked for the US.

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Big Tech Google Meta Microsoft North America December 16, 2024

Analysis: Why Big Tech titans are lining up to support Trump

CEOs from some of the biggest tech companies in the US have publicly shown their support for incoming President Donald Trump, which has included large donations for his inaugural ceremony by Jeff Bezos-owned Amazon and Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms.

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