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Microsoft Stretches Data Center, Office Building Depreciation to 25 Years, Reshaping $175B CapEx Plan

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The software giant told analysts on its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings call that lengthening the accounting life of its global data centers and offices will reclassify billions of dollars in leases and reshape how it reports one of the largest building programs in corporate America.

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