Microsoft Canceling Data Center Leases, Walking Away From Deals, Analysts Say
Over the last six months, Microsoft has “walked away” from pending data center leases with third-party developers in the U.S. and Europe totaling 2 gigawatts of capacity, TD Cowen analysts wrote in a note on Wednesday. The note said Microsoft has also “deferred and canceled existing data center leases” in the two regions in just the past month.
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