Microsoft no longer has any active underwater data centers. The company experimented with underwater data centers as part of its Project Natick. Underwater data centers saw one-eighth of the ...

highlighting the impact of the sea’s stable temperature on the electronics. Microsoft added: “While we don’t currently have data centers in the water, we will continue to use Project Natick ...

Microsoft has confirmed that its underwater data center experiment ... "We learned a lot about operations below sea level and vibration and impacts on the server. So we'll apply those learnings ...

We learned a lot about operations below sea level and vibration and impacts on ... The remaining 135 servers toiled in a couple of racks of a normal data center, alongside hardware running Microsoft's ...

We learned a lot about operations below sea level and vibration ... other ways of powering data centers including looking into modular nuclear reactors. While Microsoft has ended its underwater ...

Microsoft tested the underwater data center, christened the Leona Philpot after a character from the “Halo” videogame series on its Xbox platform. The steel capsule, eight feet in diameter, housed the ...

Microsoft (MSFT) shares fell slightly on Monday following an analyst report that the company canceled some U.S. data center leases, potentially signaling an oversupply of AI infrastructure.

A TD Cowen analyst said that Microsoft had canceled plans for new data center developments. The news suggested that the staggering forecasts for data center growth could be overblown. Experts say ...

Microsoft has axed some of its leases on data centers as DeepSeek’s rapid rise casts doubt over massive US spending on artificial intelligence, according to a report. The Washington-based ...

A new module has been added to China’s underwater data center to support more high-performance workloads. The 18-meter craft was dropped into the sea at Lingshui, in south China’s Hainan Province, on ...

A dozen environmental groups are warning that powering a massive Microsoft data center in Mount Pleasant with methane gas power plants would push Wisconsin backwards in the quest for clean energy.