Microsoft has pulled back on data center projects around the world ... that the changes demonstrate “the flexibility of [its] strategy.” As recently as February, Microsoft reiterated earlier ...

Investing.com -- Microsoft’s reported pause in building new data centers marks a strategic shift in how it manages its infrastructure alongside OpenAI, not a broader slowdown in demand ...

Reports that Microsoft has been slowing its data center deployment strategy have been rife in recent weeks. TD Cowen analysts first reported that the company had withdrawn from around 200MW of data ...

Investing.com -- Microsoft’s reported pause in building new data centers marks a strategic shift in how it manages its infrastructure alongside OpenAI, not a broader slowdown in demand, according to ...

Microsoft had previously planned to build new data centers to power AI in countries ... the changes we have made demonstrates the flexibility of our strategy. Source: Getty Images The statement ...

Microsoft has delayed construction of data centers in Licking County ... a need to evaluate the sites in line with its investment strategy, but remains committed to funding infrastructure ...

"As demand for AI continues to grow and our data center footprint continues to expand, the changes we have made demonstrate the flexibility of our strategy." Microsoft recently withdrew from ...

Microsoft said on Wednesday ... have made demonstrates the flexibility of our strategy.” The Trump administration has pushed for more data center development to assist in the acceleration ...

“We will continue to evaluate these sites in line with our investment strategy ... needs or an overabundance of data centers, Noelle Walsh, president, Microsoft Cloud Operations + Innovation ...

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has slowed down and paused several data center projects around the globe ... made demonstrates the flexibility of our strategy,” the spokesperson added.

Microsoft went on a data center leasing spree, increasing its leased data center capacity by 196% in FY24 and now is on track to be up another 125% in FY25, the analysts added.