Microsoft has withdrawn from a $1 billion ... citing a “reevaluation of our data center strategy.” Municipal leaders expressed frustration over the sudden reversal, which came with no advance ...

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 ...

Microsoft Corp.’s decision to pause work on data centers in Ohio surprised local officials because the company had agreed to develop the sites as recently as two months before — suggesting a sudden ...

DCD has reached out to see if this remains the company's position. Since initial publication, Microsoft Cloud president Noelle Walsh has posted on LinkedIn regarding the company's data center strategy ...

In a surprising turn of events, Microsoft has announced that it will not proceed with its ambitious $1 billion investment to build three data centers in Licking County, Ohio. The decision, confirmed ...

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 is hitting pause on its highly anticipated $1 billion data center project in Licking County, Ohio, as rising costs driven by Trump’s new tariffs shake up major tech infrastructure […] The ...

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