Microsoft to build two cloud computing data centers in Australia

Beijing Time May 21 news, according to Reuters, Microsoft plans to invest in Australia to build two new cloud computing data Center, expand the company's hosting and online data processing services.

Microsoft said in Tuesday that it was expanding its Windows Azure cloud computing business and would invest in a data center in Australia's key new zone. The two data centers will be built in New South Wales, State Of and Victoria. The role of the data center is to lease technology resources such as cloud computing and storage.

Amazon is a pioneer in cloud computing, and for Microsoft, cloud computing is also a fast-growing business that attracts the attention of other big tech companies, including Google.

Microsoft says its Windows Azure cloud services customers exceed 200,000, but the software giant does not segment its revenue streams.

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