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Microsoft’s Carbon Emissions Climb 25% as Tech Giants Grapple with AI’s Energy Toll

Microsoft said AI infrastructure is driving energy demand faster than sustainability solutions can scale, after emissions climbed to 20 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent.

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Microsoft’s annual sustainability report shows a 25% emissions jump fueled by AI energy demands, testing its 2030 climate goal to become carbon negative. But its chief sustainability officer remains optimistic that long-term investments in carbon reductions and a "portfolio approach" can still rescue their ambitious targets.

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Microsoft recorded a 27% jump in its greenhouse gas emissions in fiscal year 2025 (closed in June) compared to the previous one.

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