Microsoft Keeps Pouring Capital Into Ai Ventures

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 11:45

Microsoft Keeps Pouring Capital Into Ai Ventures

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AI in the Early-Stage Venture Ecosystem - microsoft.com

Microsoft, Google and Amazon last year struck a series of blockbuster deals, amounting to two-thirds of the $27bn raised by fledgling AI companies in 2025, according to

Microsoft Keeps Pouring Capital into AI-ventures - Watcher Guru

According to Bernstein analyst Mark

According to Bernstein analyst Mark Moerdler, Microsoft’s push into artificial intelligence could propel the company as the leading cloud-computing company, ahead of

Big Tech outspends venture capital firms in AI investment frenzy

AI startup ecosystem is flush with sufficient capital to pursue the development of new AI models or optimize extant models into much more actionable, scalable tools.

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Microsoft plans $80 billion AI infrastructure investment in 2025

Microsoft has committed to an

Microsoft surprises analysts with massive $80B AI investment plans

Microsoft has committed to an unprecedented $80 billion in fiscal year 2025 to build and expand AI-enabled data centers globally, positioning itself as a key driver of the AI

Microsoft’s global spending on AI infrastructure has been ramping up. In fiscal 2025, analysts project the company’s capital expenditures, including leases, to hit $84.24

Microsoft is set to invest

Microsoft's $80 Billion AI Investment: A Bold Move Shaping

Microsoft’s announcement to invest $80 billion in AI-enabled data centers in fiscal 2025 isn’t just a corporate decision; it’s a defining moment for the entire technology

Microsoft is set to invest $80 billion in fiscal 2025 to expand its AI datacenter capabilities, Brad Smith, the company's president and vice chairman wrote in a blog post.

So far this year

So far this year, out of the handful of tech titans putting big money in the space, Microsoft and Nvidiaalong with their respective venture armsare among the