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Microsoft has announced a significant investment of PLN 2.8 billion in Poland, aiming to enhance its cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure by June 2026. This move is set to expand Microsoft’s existing datacenter operations in the country, bringing advanced Azure services to support local businesses and industries. Additionally, the company will collaborate with the Polish National Defense to establish a cybersecurity framework, reinforcing national digital security amid increasing global cyber threats.
This initiative is expected to accelerate AI and cloud technology adoption, strengthening Poland’s digital economy. By promoting digital literacy and AI skills, Microsoft aims to equip Polish citizens with the expertise needed to thrive in the evolving job market. The investment is projected to create new employment opportunities, fostering innovation and technological advancement in various sectors, including education, startups, and research institutions.
With cybersecurity threats on the rise, Microsoft is prioritizing the protection of Poland’s digital landscape. The company’s partnership with the Polish government will focus on integrating AI and emerging technologies into national defense strategies. Given Poland’s growing prominence in the European Union, Microsoft’s commitment highlights confidence in the country’s economic stability and leadership in digital transformation.
Beyond infrastructure development, Microsoft remains dedicated to sustainability and workforce training. By 2025, the company plans to provide AI and digital training to one million Polish professionals. Additionally, Microsoft is advancing renewable energy initiatives to power its operations sustainably. This long-term commitment aligns with Poland’s digital ambitions, reinforcing the nation’s position as a leading technology hub in Central and Eastern Europe.
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(Source: Microsoft Press Release | Notes from Poland)