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Microsoft to establish Malaysian data centre region Microsoft Microsoft has announced plans to establish a data centre region in Malaysia. As part of the new Bersama Malaysia (Together with Malaysia) initiative, the move aims to empower the country’s digital economy and transformation.  Microsoft will deliver cloud services locally and enable data to be stored in-country. Microsoft says that it also plans to provide skills to an additional one million Malaysians by end of 2023 “to help cre...

Your next Windows PC could be in the cloud Microsoft is reportedly launching a Cloud PC service in June or July. You’d pay a flat monthly fee to access a remote Windows 10 desktop with software like Office. It could deliver Chromebook-like security, but with access to more powerful apps. You might not have to buy a whole new computer to get an up-to-date Windows experience in the future.  ZDNet sources say Microsoft is planning to launch a Cloud PC service in June or early July that would of...

Microsoft has launched the “ Bersama Malaysia” (Together with Malaysia) initiative in line with Malaysia’s plans of advancing the nation’s digital transformation across the private and public sectors. As part of the plan, Microsoft will establish its first datacentre region in the country to deliver cloud services locally, with data security, privacy, and the ability to store data in-country. Microsoft also plans to train an additional one million Malaysians by end of 2023 to help creat...

Sundry Photography-stock.adobe.com Microsoft is set to acquire Nuance, a cloud and AI software specialist with a focus on healthcare, for $19.7 billion. Microsoft just jumped into healthcare in a big way. The tech giant has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Nuance, a cloud and AI software specialist with a focus on healthcare, for $19.7 billion. The deal is set to close sometime this year. Once it does Burlington, MA-based Nuance will be a part of Microsoft’s ...

As Microsoft pushes partner transformation, a state of ‘channel inertia’ is emerging As Microsoft pushes partner transformation, a state of ‘channel inertia’ is emerging Ecosystem must become self-sufficient to survive Desmond Russell (Partner Elevate) Credit: Partner Elevate As custodians of the largest partner network on the planet, Microsoft’s attempt to turn its channel inside out, upside down and back-to-front in the pursuit of go-to-market transformation ...

Monday, 19 Apr 2021 03:01 PM MYT BY SOO WERN JUN Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (centre) attends the launch of Microsoft’s ‘Bersama Malaysia’ initiative in Putrajaya April 19, 2021. — Bernama pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. PUTRAJAYA, April 19 — Global technology titan Microsoft Corp has announced plans to establish its first data centre region in the country under the Bersama Malaysia initiative. Microsoft Malaysia mana...

  Microsoft will establish its first datacenter region in the Greater Kuala Lumpur area and deliver access to the full Microsoft Cloud, which includes: Microsoft Azure , enabling anyone to invent with purpose using cloud services and capabilities that span computing, networking, databases, analytics, AI and Internet of Things; Microsoft 365 , to connect, collaborate, work remotely and learn online with innovative productivity tools; Dynamics 365 and Power Platform , to rapidly build and m...

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – April 19 2021 – Microsoft Corp. today announced its “Bersama Malaysia” ( Together with Malaysia) initiative, which marks a significant commitment to empowering Malaysia’s inclusive digital economy and advancing the nation’s digital transformation across the private and public sectors. As part of the plan, Microsoft will establish its first datacenter region in the country to deliver trusted cloud services locally, with world-class data security, privacy, and...

Tech giant also plans to skill an additional one million Malaysians by the end of 2023.

Voice-recognition as a tool has been gaining momentum in recent years, so staking a claim in the AI and speech technology markets makes sense — especially since rivals such as Google, Amazon and Apple have in many ways overshadowed Microsoft’s efforts. (Nuance’s software formed the basis for Apple’s Siri voice assistant, before Apple switched to an in-house version.) Microsoft, in a statement touting the deal on Monday, pointed to Nuance’s use of “cloud-based ambient clinical intel...