Microsoft's pullback sent a shudder through the data center market, which has seen staggering forecasts for growth in the coming years. For some, however, the news simply reflected a more modest ...

Microsoft announced it is slowing or pausing some of its data center construction in a sign that the demand for AI technology isn’t quite as expected. (Submitted Photo: Microsoft/The Daily Reporter) ...

Microsoft Corp. has reportedly pulled back on multiple planned data center projects three months after it announced plans to spend $80 billion to build artificial intelligence data centers through ...

Published February 26, 2025 5:45pm CST Technology FOX6 News Milwaukee Microsoft in Wisconsin; data center plans Microsoft is canceling some data center leases in other parts of the country.

Microsoft has pulled back on data center projects around the world, Bloomberg reports, suggesting that the company is wary of expanding its cloud computing infrastructure too rapidly.

A Microsoft spokesperson provided the following statement: We plan our data center capacity needs years in advance to ensure we have sufficient infrastructure in the right places.

Microsoft axes data center leases as DeepSeek casts doubt on massive AI spend: report By Taylor Herzlich Published Feb. 24, 2025, 11:43 a.m. ET ...

Microsoft reaffirmed its $80 billion AI infrastructure investment after a report of data center lease cancellations sparked investor panic, with analyst Dan Ives dismissing concerns as "more smoke ...

Microsoft still has plans for robust growth Dan Thompson, an analyst at S&P Global who covers the data center industry, said that the magnitude of the data center boom was bound to modulate ...

The report about Microsoft’s revised data center roadmap coincided with the announcement of not only but two major AI investment initiatives. Apple this morning pledged to spend $500 billion in ...

Microsoft is reportedly shrinking its data center footprint. The tech giant has canceled leases with multiple data center providers that total a “couple hundred megawatts” of capacity ...