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.
So-called fake data centers are a bottleneck to scaling infrastructure to keep up with compute demand for AI and other critical workloads.
Michigan’s top energy regulator is unconcerned about potential electricity shortages or strains on the power grid to ...
It’s not all because of data centers, but the industry's energy demands are a prime motivator for the resurgence in nuclear ...
As one of the world’s largest clusters of data centers, Virginia is a critical case study of how the industry could remake ...
AI data centers are consuming significant power, impacting the electricity supply. Proximity to data centers ...
Microsoft Corp. plans to spend $80 billion this fiscal year building out data centers, underscoring the intense capital ...
Factors Affecting the Power Industry in 2025 and Beyond: Trump and Data Centers Among Key Influences
The new year always provides a great opportunity to take a look back to see what POWER got right (or wrong) in our previous ...
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