Nine years after quietly assembling 65 acres along Highway 237, Microsoft has put shovels in the ground on its first purpose-built, company-owned data center in San Jose, a 48-megawatt campus that positions the tech giant at the center of the South Bay's accelerating race for compute capacity. Microsoft broke ground June 10 on the 397,205-square-foot, […]
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