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    Microsoft On the Issues
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    Ransomware doesn't stop at borders, and neither can the response. Here’s why protecting victims and disrupting cybercriminal networks requires coordinated action across policymaking, law enforcement, and industry. ⬇️ Dive deeper: msft.it/6012vgzNq
    Digital graphic featuring a navy-blue background with a framed quotation design. Large quotation marks appear in the top left and bottom right corners. Centered text reads: “Ransomware is not just a technological challenge. It's a geopolitical and policy challenge.” Below the quote, the attribution reads: “Lisa Monaco, President of Microsoft Global Affairs.” The design uses light blue and white typography with a clean, professional layout.
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    Aug 25
    In FY25, Microsoft replenished more water than it withdrew globally. This milestone follows nearly two decades of work to reduce datacenter water use, improving water efficiency by nearly 90% as demand for cloud and AI continues to grow. Learn more:
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    Inside Microsoft’s two-decade push to cut water intensity while scaling for growth - The Official...
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    Aug 24
    Cybercrime doesn't work alone. Neither does stopping it. Behind many attacks is an ecosystem built to help bad actors scale. Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit is helping disrupt that ecosystem and make cybercrime harder to sustain. Read more: msft.it/6044vUB9u
    Quote card featuring a dark blue background, a large quotation mark graphic, and a black-and-white portrait of a Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit investigator. The card displays a quote about the need for cybersecurity defenders to cooperate and scale their efforts, emphasizing that threat actors succeed through collaboration and that defenders must do the same. The quote is attributed to Sean Ensz, Principal Investigator with the Microsoft
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    Aug 13
    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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    Aug 6
    How can AI infrastructure grow while using water more responsibly? This video explores Microsoft's approach to water stewardship, from improving efficiency in datacenters to investing alongside communities to strengthen local water systems. Learn more: msft.it/6015aEm9T
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