Microsoft’s Thermal Energy Center is a “deliberately visible” symbol of sustainability at the heart of the firm’s new East Campus in Redmond, Wash. Microsoft’s Thermal Energy Center provides more than ...

The takeaway: Microsoft and other data center operators are racing to develop new methods for storing massive amounts of data on permanent media. Redmond is pursuing a technology based on glass and ...

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced five digital commitments to Europe, including expansion of its cloud and AI infrastructure in the region. The U.S. tech giant's five commitments are — help build a ...

Microsoft has shelved its experimental underwater datacenter despite "promising findings." Project Natick, which first launched in 2015 as a Microsoft Research venture, is officially dead in the water ...

Microsoft has unveiled Project Ire, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system designed to autonomously detect and analyze malware. This prototype, announced in early August 2025, aims to redefine ...

Microsoft China denied it would cease operations in the country, after a screenshot of an internal email from Wicresoft, a Microsoft outsourcing partner, fueled speculation about a potential exit. On ...

One of Microsoft's productivity services is going away soon, and the company has published everything you need to know about it. A few months ago, Microsoft announced plans to discontinue Project ...

Explore how Microsoft Project Silica glass uses borosilicate glass memory for ultra-durable, 10,000-year data storage and archival glass storage tech that could transform long-term cloud archives.

What if you could transform chaos into clarity and turn even the most complex projects into seamless operations? For project managers, the stakes are high—deadlines loom, resources stretch thin, and ...

In brief: We're still seeing companies testing underwater data centers, but Microsoft has decided to call time on its experiment, Project Natick. It sounds as if placing the 40-foot-long tube filled ...

The productivity app formerly known as Microsoft Project is now part of Microsoft Planner, an app recently redesigned to help anyone who is looking to organize their day, tasks, and projects. It ...