Our oceans may be on the road to recovery thanks to tech giant Microsoft inking an unprecedented marine carbon-removal deal with carbon dioxide removal startup Ebb Carbon. According to a press release ...

Microsoft announced AI for Earth back in July as a way of demonstrating how artificial intelligence can help the planet. Under the program, Microsoft is awarding grants to research organisations that ...

Microsoft has always been one of the largest and most influential technology companies around, and they have recently been highly focused on their emission goals. Microsoft has taken significant ...

With the demand for cloud storage growing ever-larger, companies that rely on vast data networks are starting to try out some unusual approaches to meet demand. Not only is the need for more data ...

Microsoft has debuted its Ocean Plastic Mouse, the exterior shell of which contains 20 percent mechanically recycled ocean plastic. The new product is the result of the tech company’s collaboration ...

Microsoft has announced a sustainability-focused new peripheral called the Ocean Plastic Mouse. Announced at its annual Surface event, the mouse is made of 20% recycled ocean plastic, making it an ...

Microsoft is testing a data center that operates hundreds of feet below the ocean’s surface. By submerging a data center into the sea’s cold waters, the company is hoping to solve the overheating ...

The company recently tested an innovative data center that lives hundreds of feet below sea level, The New York Times reports. Why? One of the most costly aspects of operating data servers is the ...

While I’m not quite so concerned as to start gluing my hands to various parts of the M25, it is a sad reality that there is a hell of a lot of plastic crap floating around in the oceans across the ...

Microsoft Corp. has unveiled its first consumer electronic product incorporating recycled ocean-bound plastic: the Ocean Plastic Mouse. With a shell made of 20 percent recycled ocean plastic, the new ...

Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, and is a member of the Home team. She is a co-lead of the CNET Tips and We Do the Math series, and manages the Home Tips series, testing out ...