Microsoft is making its largest commitment to Canada, announcing $19 billion in investment between 2023 and 2027. The technology giant will expand AI and cloud infrastructure, add data centres beginning in 2026, and launch a five-point plan to protect digital sovereignty. Microsoft employs more than 5,300 Canadians and supports an estimated 426,000 jobs through partners.
The company says new capacity will enable secure data residency, confidential computing, and advanced cybersecurity, including a Threat Intelligence Hub in Ottawa. Microsoft pledged further investment in skills training through its Elevate unit to help Canadians succeed in an AI era.
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