Microsoft has sunk a data center into the ocean | World Economic Forum
Underwater data center voyage hits the doldrums - Verdict
Microsoft finds underwater datacenters are reliable, practical and use energy sustainably | Innovation Stories
An Undersea Microsoft Server Stays Cool While Processing Data | WIRED
Microsoft Finds Underwater Data Centers Practical | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry
Microsoft Natick Project sunk a data center to the ocean floor
A Life Aquatic for Microsoft's Experimental Underwater Data Centers - The New Stack
Microsoft's underwater data center rises from the sea after two years » FINCHANNEL
Microsoft Test Drives (Dives?) Underwater Data Centers | Fortune
Under the Sea: Microsoft testing underwater data centers - ExtremeTech
Underwater data center could lead to a more reliable internet
Microsoft's Underwater Data Center A Success; Azure Ahead | CRN
Microsoft Retrieves Underwater Data Centre After Two Years, Studies Deep-Sea Cloud Benefits
Microsoft's underwater data centers - YouTube
Why Microsoft Thinks Underwater Data Centers May Cost Less
Four Chinese authorities back underwater data centers - DCD
Microsoft Project Natick Shipping Container Data Center Retrieval in Photos
Why Microsoft Has Underwater Data Centers - YouTube
Microsoft's underwater cloud: First subsea datacenter launched off the coast of Scotland | Daily Mail Online
Microsoft finds underwater datacenters are reliable, practical and use energy sustainably | Innovation Stories
Microsoft's Project Natick: The Underwater Data Center of the Future - DTC Computer Supplies
Microsoft: Servers in Our Underwater Data Center Are Super-Reliable | Data Center Frontier
Microsoft declares its underwater data center test was a success | Ars Technica
Microsoft finds underwater datacenters are reliable, practical and use energy sustainably | Innovation Stories
Microsoft Built a Super-Efficient Underwater Data Center | Greentech Media
Why Microsoft wants to put data centers at the bottom of the ocean | TechCrunch
