Innovation at Microsoft Datacenters: Sustainable by Design | Microsoft Sustainability

Join Noelle Walsh, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President of Cloud Operations and Innovation to explore how Microsoft datacenters are designed, constructed, and operated to help us meet our sustainability goals. Noelle delves into the tremendous potential of AI on a global scale, including in accelerating sustainability progress, while also shedding light on how we are working to ensure we are building and powering this new technology responsibly and sustainably.


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[TheHistoryCode]

Don't be fooled by the greenwashing in this video. While Microsoft claims to be embedding sustainability into their data centers, they're not telling you the whole story. Sure, they mention some initiatives like circular centers for reusing hardware components and low-carbon concrete, but they gloss over the massive energy consumption and environmental impact of their rapidly expanding data center fleet. They talk about reducing water usage for cooling but fail to provide any concrete numbers or targets. And while they claim to be investing in carbon-free energy, the reality is that most of their data centers still rely heavily on fossil fuels. Microsoft may be making some progress, but they have a long way to go before they can truly call themselves sustainable. Take their claims with a grain of salt and demand more transparency and accountability from Big Tech.

[frodrigues]

Hello i think Microsoft Cloud would play a greater role in the future of sustainainability of the envronment and for this to be achieved we need to research on devices mechanic or electronic that can convert or transform things like leefs fallin in a garden or earth mixed with plastic or other kind of waste that later could transform itself because of growing plants Those devices could monitor and acelerated the rate of transformation and take care of the envronment more quickly with the help of the Cloud

[deductivereasoning]

Your Ai sucks. It ruins every game it touches...