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Microsoft says regulations and environmental issues are cramping its Euro expansion

Thursday July 10, 2025. 03:17 PM , from TheRegister
'I don't think there's a spare megawatt sitting anywhere idle in all of Europe, or the US, as a matter of fact'
Microsoft intends to more than double its European datacenter capacity by 2027, but suspects this won't be easy because of all the red tape and environmental safeguards it faces.…
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