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Microsoft plans to invest more than $10bn across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait through 2030, expanding its Gulf cloud and artificial-intelligence footprint as governments place greater emphasis on digital resilience and sovereign computing capacity.
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The commitment includes more than $7.9bn previously announced for the UAE, leaving slightly more than $2bn outside that programme. […]
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