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Microsoft will invest A$25 billion (US$18 billion) by 2029 to expand Australia’s digital infrastructure, AI supercomputing capabilities and cloud capacity. The move aims to boost commercial cloud services and AI/GPU offerings for local customers.
- Microsoft is investing A$25 billion (~US$18 billion) into Australia by 2029, its largest-ever single investment there
- Funds will expand data centers, Azure cloud capacity, and AI/GPU supercomputing infrastructure across multiple states, adding to existing NSW and Victoria facilities
- Aims to cut latency, meet data-sovereignty requirements, and give local finance, mining, government, and healthcare sectors faster access to Azure AI tools and OpenAI models
- Includes partnerships with universities and research institutes to build AI talent and drive commercial R&D