Beyond Davos 2026: 5 practices to align AI transformation and sustainability
At Davos 2026, leaders are aligning AI transformation with sustainability—outlined in the Strategic Guide: Aligning AI Transformation with Sustainability Goals.
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Accelerating sustainability and resilience with AI-powered innovation
Across industries, leaders are using AI to help balance competing objectives such as reducing costs and environmental impacts while driving growth. -
Harnessing AI for resilience, efficiency, and sustainability
Explore how Microsoft’s five plays for accelerating sustainability with AI can help your business advance resilience, efficiency, and risk mitigation. -
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3 ways AI is helping the planet
Microsoft is working to make datacenters and AI systems more energy and water efficient and also using carbon-free energy and enhancing access to it. -
Sustainable by design: Next-generation datacenters consume zero water for cooling
This summer, we released our Datacenter Community Pledge, detailing our commitment to the local economies and communities in which we operate our datacenters. -
Sustainable by design: Advancing low carbon materials
As we work to advance the sustainability of our business, we are also advancing the sustainability of the datacenter infrastructure needed to deliver cloud and AI innovations. -
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Cloud Cultures, Part 6: Accelerating collective growth in Malaysia
Malaysia has established a culture of digital acceleration through industries like energy, farming, and education by striking a balance between growth and the needs of their people. -
How BeeOdiversity leverages 12 million bees and AI to create a more sustainable future
As AI becomes more mainstream around the world, innovation is blossoming to new levels. -
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Discoveries in weeks, not years: How AI and high-performance computing are speeding up scientific discovery
Scientists say a combination of advanced AI with next-generation cloud computing is turbocharging the pace of discovery to speeds unimaginable just a few years ago.