Microsoft’s carbon footprint has grown 23.4% since the software and cloud giant set a goal in 2020 to shrink its climate emissions to zero within a decade. But while that sizeable increase is ...

Microsoft’s carbon footprint has grown 23.4% since the software and cloud giant set a goal in 2020 to shrink its climate emissions to zero within a decade. But while that sizeable increase is ...

New data center builds have contributed to a 23.4 percent increase in Microsoft's carbon emissions since 2020, according to ...

The plan is to grow kelp, or algae, on biodegradable buoys, which will absorb carbon dioxide before sinking to the ocean floor. Although this is a relatively new process, Running Tide has stated ...

Like all of its peers in the tech industry, Microsoft has a carbon pollution problem. The software giant's emissions are on the rise, in spite of a pledge from the company to be carbon negative by ...

In 2020, the tech giant set itself a target of drastically cutting its emissions by the end of the decade. With five years to go, the pressure is mounting.

The Swedish energy company will now help the tech giant remove 5.08 million metric tons of carbon dioxide over a 10-year period, up from the 3.33 million metric tons committed initially.

Microsoft’s Climate Innovation Fund has also made several investments in low-carbon concrete technologies including CarbonCure, which injects carbon dioxide into concrete, and Prometheus Materials, ...

Tech giant Microsoft on Tuesday inked a record carbon capture agreement with Occidental Petroleum subsidiary. The deal involves Microsoft purchasing 500,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide removal ...

Microsoft urgently needs to lower its carbon footprint because its AI push is bringing emissions to new records. The company reported a 30% increase in emissions since 2020—and it is not the ...

If you take Microsoft’s new report at face value, you might think that the massive increase in energy consumption by data centres is coming without any rise in carbon emissions.