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Tom's Hardware October 4, 2026 By Shane Downing neutral

Microsoft is using wetlands and native gardens to 'camouflage' 20-plus data center sites by blending them into nature

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Microsoft is bringing nature-inspired landscaping to more than 20 data center sites as critics question its motives.
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