Biden's stop in Sturtevant, his fourth trip to the state this year, comes as he is locked in a tight presidential race with former President Donald Trump

President Joe Biden chided Donald Trump during a visit to swing-state Wisconsin, championing a major Microsoft Corp. investment at the same site his 2024 rival’s plans for a flagship technology project by Foxconn fizzled.

STORY: “Folks, I'm here to talk about a great comeback story in America.”U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday visited southeastern Wisconsin to announce plans by Microsoft to build a $3.3 billion data center in the battleground state.

Microsoft plans to invest $3.3 billion in an artificial intelligence-related initiative in Wisconsin, giving a boost to President Joe Biden’s job-creation efforts in the key election battleground state.

The data center in Wisconsin follows a slew of hefty investments in AI that the Seattle-based firm has committed to globally. From the countries of Southeast Asia to the promise of making London an AI hub,

Biden was in Sturtevant, in Racine County, to promote the $3.3 billion Microsoft data center, which the Democratic president said will employ about 2,300 union construction workers to build it and then 2,

Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar bet on artificial intelligence keeps growing — this time with a data center in Wisconsin.

Microsoft will invest $3.3 billion to create an AI datacenter in Racine County, Wisconsin. The new datacenter will be on the same site where Foxconn was supposed to drive $10 billion of investment into the area,