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Microsoft's AI Infrastructure Construction Saw a 25% Surge in Carbon Emissions Last Year
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Microsoft's construction of AI infrastructure resulted in a significant 25% increase in carbon emissions last year, highlighting environmental challenges in the sector.
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Japan
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Yahoo!ニュース
Published Date:
09.07.2026
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