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Microsoft says it is on track to invest as much as $50 billion by the end of the decade to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure, skills training, and connectivity across developing economies, part of a broader strategy aimed at narrowing the global AI adoption gap. The initiative focuses on regions commonly described as the “Global South,” where limited computing infrastructure, internet access, and local-language tools have slowed adoption compared with advanced economies. Company executives describe the effort as both an economic development strategy and a long-term market expansion plan. …
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