Microsoft – Data Centre Digest

Is Nuclear Energy a Sustainable Power Source for Data Centers?

Westinghouse eVinci TM nuclear micro-reactor, sporting a diameter of less than 10 ft.

How much computing infrastructure and energy will the AI economy ultimately require, and how can power be supplied without eroding public support? Read more

3M and Microsoft Announce to Advance AI Data Center Infrastructure and Enterprise Transformation

Microsoft becomes first announced hyperscale cloud provider to deploy 3M Expanded Beam Optical (EBO) technology Read more

HUBER+SUHNER Collaboration with Microsoft Advances Deployment of Hollow Core Fiber Connectivity

HUBER+SUHNER's Deployment of Hollow Core Fiber (HCF) in Azure’s Network

HUBER+SUHNER has announced a strengthening of its close collaboration with Microsoft Azure Fiber with further planned investments in its production capabilities to accelerate the rollout of Hollow Core Fiber (HCF) cable and connectivity solutions supporting cloud and artificial intelligence Read more

MediaTek Presents Active Optical Cable Technology with Microsoft Research to Improve Data Center Efficiency

MediaTek Develops Active Optical Cable Technology with Microsoft Research to Deliver Significant Improvements in Data Center Efficiency

Joint design uses MicroLED-powered light sources to solve critical trade-offs in data center transmissions. Read more

How IBM, Microsoft, and Google Are Revolutionizing Data Centres with Container-Based ISO Modules

Tech giants aren't merely expanding their facilities — they are fundamentally rethinking how computing infrastructure is deployed worldwide. Read more

Big Tech’s Data Centre Dominance Fuels Conspiracy Theories About Digital Control

Amazon, Microsoft, and Google control 63% of global cloud infrastructure, raising concerns about market concentration and surveillance capabilities…

Three technology giants control nearly two-thirds of the world’s cloud computing infrastructure, creating an unprecedented concentration of digital power that Read more