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What we build matters as much as how we build it
Microsoft promotional graphic featuring the Microsoft logo and the headline, “How is Microsoft advancing sustainability through technology?” alongside a close-up image of blue water. Supporting text reads, “Learn how sustainability shapes the way we design, build, and innovate.” The design uses a blue and green gradient background with clean, minimalist branding.
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    Microsoft On the Issues
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    @MSFTIssues
    What we build matters as much as how we build it
    Microsoft promotional graphic featuring the Microsoft logo and the headline, “How is Microsoft advancing sustainability through technology?” alongside a close-up image of blue water. Supporting text reads, “Learn how sustainability shapes the way we design, build, and innovate.” The design uses a blue and green gradient background with clean, minimalist branding.
    5:34 PM · Aug 13, 2026570Views
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    Microsoft On the Issues
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    Aug 13
    From tools people use every day
    Microsoft sustainability graphic with the headline, “Turning data into action.” The design features layered landscape images of sky, mountains, forest, and water arranged in horizontal geometric bands. Supporting text explains that GitHub’s Climate Action Plan for Developers includes more than 60,000 open-source green software and climate-focused repositories, helping developers reduce the climate impact of their projects.
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    Aug 13
    To innovations that reduce environmental impact
    Microsoft sustainability graphic with the headline, “Designed for a more circular future.” Supporting text states that Microsoft achieved a 92% reuse and recycling rate for decommissioned cloud hardware, exceeding its target for the second year in a row. The graphic features circular image panels showing datacenter server racks, rows of solar panels, and a landscape scene, illustrating the connection between technology infrastructure, renewable energy, and circularity.
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    Aug 13
    Here are a few examples in action
    Microsoft sustainability graphic with the headline, “Gaming with impact.” Supporting text explains that Microsoft is reducing the energy footprint of Xbox devices through innovations such as Energy Saver mode, which uses 20 times less power than the previous standby option. The graphic features Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles alongside matching controllers on a green background.
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    Promotional Microsoft graphic featuring an aerial view of a braided river and surrounding landscape in shades of blue and tan. The image highlights the Planetary Computer, noting that it is built on more than 80 petabytes of environmental data from over 140 sources to support conservation, land management, biodiversity protection, and other climate-related applications. Microsoft logo appears in the top right corner.