President Joe Biden and Microsoft Corp. President Brad Smith are set to announce a $3.3 billion investment in an artificial intelligence data center in Racine County, Wisconsin. This investment is on the same land where a failed tech project by Foxconn, a supplier for Apple, was initially planned. The announcement is part of Biden's efforts to promote bipartisan infrastructure and semiconductor subsidies, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and investments across the U.S. This move is also seen as crucial for Biden's reelection campaign, especially in the key battleground state of Wisconsin.