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Oakton, Virginia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 7, 2025) - Carba, a Minneapolis, Minnesota carbon removal company, announced an agreement today to deliver 44,000 carbon removal credits to Microsoft over a 5 year period. Carba's novel pyrolysis technology and burial method removes carbon dioxide, storing biochar underground in low-oxygen environments based on a patented, highly efficient pyrolysis reactor.
The cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) markets expanded rapidly over the past decade. Many companies realized it was more convenient to use cloud-based services instead of desktop-based software -- which required more on-site computing power, maintenance, and manual updates -- and they used AI algorithms to crunch all of that cloud-based data to make smarter decisions.
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OpenAI sees itself paying a lower share of revenue to its investor and close partner Microsoft by 2030 than it currently does, The Information reported, citing financial documents.
The S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.77%) closed higher for nine consecutive trading days from April 21 to May 2. It marked the first nine-day winning streak since 2004.
Partnership expands FarmBeats for Students program to all 50 states to help grow next generation of farmers REDMOND, Wash. , May 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Microsoft Corp. and the National FFA Organization on Tuesday announced the national expansion of FarmBeats for Students, a cutting-edge educational program integrating smart sensors, data science and artificial intelligence (AI) to teach precision agriculture in classrooms.
OpenAI has told investors it will share a smaller fraction of revenue with Microsoft , The Information reported on Tuesday.
Microsoft's heavy investments in AI and data centers, despite criticism of low immediate returns, are aimed at long-term strategic compounding rather than short-term profits. While its ROIC lags behind peers like Nvidia, Microsoft's $80 billion CapEx plan in 2025 is building a powerful future moat. Despite concerns over overvaluation, Microsoft's cloud growth and impressive EBITDA margin indicate substantial value creation.
Microsoft (MSFT) could produce exceptional returns because of its solid growth attributes.
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