Microsoft data centers gulped down roughly 33 million gallons of water per center in the last fiscal year, according to company estimates. But that number used to be even higher.

Microsoft closed-loop cooling for data centers. Comparing the new system to its performance this financial year, Steve Solomon, VP for Data Center Infrastructure Engineering, confirmed: “This ...

Microsoft Corp. has previewed a new data center design that will significantly reduce the amount of water necessary to cool its servers.Steve Solomon, the company’s vice president of data center ...

All Microsoft data centers designed from August 2024 will use the new design, expected to come online from late 2027. Existing facilities will remain a mix of air-cooled and water-cooled systems. In ...

Microsoft: New data center design optimizes AI tasks, with zero water to cool December 10, 2024 — 05:00 pm EST Written by TheFly for TipRanks -> ...

Microsoft's latest data centers will employ a new cooling system that doesn't draw water from the surrounding environment. The design aims to address environmental concerns as the AI boom drives ...

Microsoft's newest data center in Goodyear will have a new, water-efficient design to cool the facility's servers, the company announced on Wednesday.

Microsoft Corp., trying to mitigate the climate impact of its data center building boom, is starting to roll out a new design that uses zero water to cool the facilities’ chips and servers.

Microsoft data center in Mount Pleasant could be a threat to clean energy goals by using methane-gas power ... although Microsoft has declined to provide details about the design of the system.

The Mount Pleasant data center will use both air- and water-based cooling systems, although Microsoft has declined to provide details about the design of the system.

Microsoft has already reported a 39% improvement in its Water Usage Effectiveness (WUE) since 2021, and by 80% since its first-generation data centers in the early 2000 - and it hopes ...