Microsoft will continue technological support for Ukraine for another year

Microsoft has announced that it will continue providing technological support to Ukraine until the end of 2027. This includes, in particular, the provision of free cloud services. The company reported this, as UNN reports.

Microsoft has announced that it will continue providing technological support to Ukraine until the end of 2027, continuing to offer free cloud services to government agencies, educational institutions, and regional authorities across the country

The company recalled that since 2022, it has been providing technological support, cybersecurity support, and other assistance to help Ukraine maintain critical digital services during the war, resulting in Microsoft's total support exceeding $700 million.

The company also said that from the first days of the war, technology has helped Ukraine maintain state and public services, ensuring a rapid transition to cloud systems.

By moving critical services to cloud infrastructure across Europe, Ukraine has ensured the availability of key government services, from social benefits and tax collection to maintaining business registries and land registries, demonstrating how modern digital infrastructure can avoid disruptions and strengthen national resilience

Through this program, Microsoft continues to support Ukraine in several key areas, including:

providing free technologies and cloud services that allow government agencies, schools, and state institutions to continue operations and accelerate the delivery of digital services; strengthening the country's critical cybersecurity against ongoing threats; supporting non-profit and international organizations that help Ukraine and document war crimes against civilians using technology and data processing capabilities.

Recall

Microsoft introduced a new quantum chip, Majorana 2, created using artificial intelligence technologies, and stated that it expects to obtain commercially useful quantum computers by 2029.