Microsoft is making data centers out of wood — and it's a trend that could redefine the industry
Many companies and brands have begun shifting to more sustainable practices in recent years. Microsoft has long been leading the charge, pledging to be carbon negative by 2030. And it's now added another tactic in the fight for sustainability: building data centers made of wood and other low-carbon materials.
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Data-center construction is growing faster in Atlanta than in just about any other major city. Measured by power capacity, it ...
Virginia-based EdgeConneX Inc. — a subsidiary of Swedish global investment firm EQT AB — was unanimously approved by the ...
Montana's monopoly power utility has inked a deal with a mysterious data center company for large amounts of power.
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Preliminary plans for “Project Sail” were revealed on New Year’s Eve for a 13-building data center campus in Coweta County.
Overall, while data centers promise — and have provided, in many cases — substantial economic benefit, JLARC found that it is ...
A 13-building data center campus costing $17 billion has been proposed for Atlanta, Georgia. Known as Project Sail, the ...
The unprecedented growth in India’s digital economy has also led to a significant expansion in India’s data center market.
So-called fake data centers are a bottleneck to scaling infrastructure to keep up with compute demand for AI and other critical workloads.
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