Microsoft lays foundation for green building materials of tomorrow
Quincy, Washington – Crushed rock and sand banged around in the swirling drum of a concrete mixer truck here on a construction contractor’s lot adjacent to a Microsoft datacenter. The scene on this sweltering summer day marked another step in Microsoft’s journey to be carbon negative by 2030.Read more
Microsoft is testing low-carbon concrete for its data centers
Cement manufacturing creates more carbon dioxide emissions globally than aviation. Microsoft is looking for a more sustainable building material for its data centers.Read more
Innovation grants awarded to four concrete production projects that will suck carbon from the atmosphere
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