PM Modi, Satya Nadella and Microsoft

Microsoft announces $3 billion investment in India after Satya Nadella's meet with PM Modi
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the $3 billion investment into India's AI and cloud computing infrastructure after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 6.
PM Modi meets Microsoft's Satya Nadella, discusses tech, innovation and AI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday met Microsoft chief executive officer (CEO) Satya Nadella, and held discussions on various aspects of tech, innovation and artificial intelligence (AI).
‘Excited to build on our commitment to making India AI-first’: Satya Nadella meets PM Modi
"Glad to know about Microsoft's ambitious expansion and investment plans in India. It was also wonderful discussing various aspects of tech, innovation and AI in our meeting," Narendra Modi said.
Microsoft chief Satya Nadella meets PM Modi on AI-roadmap in India
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella meets PM Modi to discuss AI platform shift and Microsoft's commitment to India's tech future.
Microsoft to Invest $3 Billion to Expand Azure, AI Capacity in India
Microsoft will invest about $3 billion to expand capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) and its Azure cloud-computing services in India, CEO Satya Nadella said at an event on Tuesday. (Reporting by Deborah Sophia in Bengaluru;
Microsoft Plans to Invest $3 Billion on AI, Cloud Infrastructure in India
Microsoft plans to spend $3 billion over the next two years to expand its cloud and artificial-intelligence infrastructure in India, the latest in a string of investment pledges by U.S. tech giants amid booming AI computing needs.
Microsoft to invest $3 bln to expand AI, cloud capacity in India
Microsoft will invest about $3 billion to expand capacity for artificial intelligence and its Azure cloud-computing services in India, CEO Satya Nadella said on Tuesday.
Microsoft’s Nadella Pledges $3 Billion AI Investment in India
Microsoft Corp. plans to spend $3 billion to expand its cloud computing and artificial intelligence capabilities in India, targeting the world’s most populous country to fuel its revenue growth.
Microsoft to pump $3 billion into cloud and AI push in India
Microsoft plans to invest $3 billion to expand capacity for its artificial intelligence and cloud Azure services in India and also upskill an additional 10 million people in the country, the software giant’s chief executive said Tuesday.
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PM Modi, Satya Nadella discuss AI and innovation
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