Microsoft plans to invest US$1.7b in Indonesia

Microsoft has said that it will invest US$1.7 billion in Indonesia to help build up the country's artificial intelligence infrastructure. This is the tech giant's biggest investment in its 29-year history in the country. The spending will take place over four years. CEO Satya Nadella made the announcement after meeting Indonesian President Joko Widodo during his tour of Southeast Asia. Chandni Vatvani reports from Jakarta.