The Big Tech rivals are spending more than ever, but analysts are more concerned about Microsoft at the moment.

Energy regulators and advocates are cautiously optimistic about Microsoft's promise to "pay its own way" for the power needed to serve its AI footprint.

Higher-than-anticipated capital spending and slower growth in cloud computing are weighing on shares.

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled an initiative to curb water usage at its U.S. data centers and limit the impact on the general population from any potential surge in power prices.

Driven by the artificial intelligence frenzy, Microsoft is internally projecting that water use at its data centers will more ...

Microsoft currently uses a mix of Nvidia, AMD and its own custom silicon. The tech giant's CTO Kevin Scott indicated Wednesday that the company mainly wants to use its own data center chips for ...

The tech giant laid out a five-point plan to address backlash in communities around the country over AI infrastructure ...

Microsoft Corp. plans to grow its data center footprint in the United Arab Emirates significantly through a partnership with a local company. The tech giant announced the initiative today alongside a ...

Microsoft also said it will no longer pursue local tax breaks for its data centers, breaking a prior pattern it established in Georgia. The company in 2020 received a $14.5 million tax break for a ...

As an industry, we need a cultural change to raise the bar on ourselves and to be more comfortable being transparent," said ...

Microsoft is trying to win over communities concerned about AI data centers It won’t be easy for Big Tech companies to win ...

Microsoft Corporation MSFT has pledged to adopt a “community-first” approach to its AI infrastructure expansion, ensuring ...