Wisconsin data centers would get special electric rate under We Energies proposal to the state Public Service Commission.

Microsoft has abandoned data center projects set to use 2 gigawatts of electricity in the U.S. and Europe in the last six ...

Microsoft Corp. has walked away from new data center projects in the US and Europe that would have amounted to a capacity of ...

We Energies is seeking approval from the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin for new electricity rates to be paid by Microsoft and other data centers ...

The first phase alone of Microsoft’s data center in Mount Pleasant will likely ... There's a new solar energy park in Kenosha County that went into service in December and is capable of ...

Microsoft is building massive data centers in places like San Antonio, Chicago, and Dublin, Ireland, and plans to stuff them full of hundreds of thousands of servers to beef up its online service ...

service health status, and Microsoft 365 network health status pages show no issues affecting the admin center, implying we will have to wait a few hours to determine the exact cause. In the last ...

Despite the pause, Microsoft emphasized its commitment to the region, highlighting the data center's progress and investments in workforce development. Without explanation, Microsoft has paused ...

Synergy Research Group’s hyperscale data is based on analysis of the capex and data center footprint of 20 of the world’s major cloud and internet service firms including AWS, Microsoft ...

According to an incident report published in the Microsoft 365 admin center on Saturday at 09:29 ... we've monitored service telemetry and worked with previously impacted customers to confirm ...

Microsoft has canceled leases with multiple data center providers, raising questions: what does that mean for plans in Wisconsin? In December, the Village of Mount Pleasant said Microsoft paused ...

HOUSTON — Microsoft is open to deploying natural gas with carbon capture technology to power artificial intelligence data centers, the technology company's vice president of energy told CNBC.