Microsoft Taiwan to double data centers as AI computing demand exceeds supply
<p class="P1" data-start="2963" data-end="3287">Microsoft is expanding its data center footprint in Taiwan from two facilities to four as global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) computing power continues to surge and industry players step up data center expansion. Microsoft Taiwan general manager Sean Pien said the new facilities will prioritize Taiwan customers.
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