A Virtual tour of a Microsoft datacenter

By 2025, Microsoft will have power purchase agreements for 100 percent of carbon-emitting electricity consumed by company datacenters, buildings, and campuses.

Microsoft will be carbon negative by 2030 and, by 2050, will have removed more carbon from the environment than it has emitted since its founding.

First-of-their-kind Microsoft Circular Centers recycle and repurpose servers and other hardware on site and, by 2025, will extend server lifespans by up to 90 percent.

Microsoft builds local partnerships that deliver economic, social, and environmental benefits to the communities that datacenters are located in.

Modular Datacenters (MDCs) enable organizations to deploy a complete datacenter solution where needed, including areas with limited or no connectivity.

Azure Orbital, a satellite ground station service, enables customers to communicate, downlink, and process data from their satellites without having to build their own stations.

High-security perimeter fences surround Microsoft datacenters.

All vehicles and pedestrians enter through monitored checkpoints.