On September 11, it was reported that Microsoft plans to more than double the data center capacity. This move is expected to help the company mitigate the shortage of computing power. Previously, due to insufficient computing power, Microsoft had to refuse to accept some artificial intelligence and cloud service businesses. The report said that by 2032, Microsoft's global data center network capacity will exceed 38 gigawatts, higher than the current level of about 12 gigawatts. This roadmap includes Microsoft's own and leased data center facilities, but does not include computing power leased from so-called new cloud service providers such as CoreWeave. The report said that out of Microsoft's current data center capacity of about 12 gigawatts, only about 2 gigawatts are concentrated on AI-specific chips. By 2032, this share is expected to rise to about one-third of the 38 gigawatts that Microsoft plans to put into operation.

On September 11, it was reported that Microsoft plans to more than double the data center capacity. This move is expected to help the company mitigate the shortage of computing power. Previously, due to insufficient computing power, Microsoft had to refuse to accept some artificial intelligence and cloud service businesses. The report said that by 2032, Microsoft's global data center network capacity will exceed 38 gigawatts, higher than the current level of about 12 gigawatts. This roadmap includes Microsoft's own and leased data center facilities, but does not include computing power leased from so-called new cloud service providers such as CoreWeave. The report said that out of Microsoft's current data center capacity of about 12 gigawatts, only about 2 gigawatts are concentrated on AI-specific chips. By 2032, this share is expected to rise to about one-third of the 38 gigawatts that Microsoft plans to put into operation.