Data Centers Drive Up Tech Companies' Emissions
nordicinst · x · 2026-07-11
The Guardian reports that data centers from Microsoft, Amazon, and Google have increased their emissions by 18%, nearing half of France's annual carbon footprint. The post also notes that despite net-zero goals, Europe's data center network is deepening, particularly in Sweden, seen as key to supporting Nordic AI development but with higher carbon costs.
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