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Microsoft to power data centres with Brookfield renewables deal, FT reports

Apr 30, 2024 9:25 PM

May 1 (Reuters) - Microsoft ( MSFT ) had agreed to back

an estimated $10 billion in renewable electricity projects to be

developed by Brookfield Asset Management ( BAM ), the Financial

Times reported on Wednesday.

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