Microsoft is trying to catch up with Amazon.com Inc in winning large business customers for Azure, which runs cloud computing applications and stores data. Grab, which operates in eight different countries, wants the US company’s natural language processing capabilities to provide real-time translations for passengers and their drivers.

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