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Microsoft has quietly discontinued its Project Natick underwater data center (UDC) experiment, which began in 2013 .
The company only lost six of the 855 submerged servers versus the eight servers that needed replacement (from the total of 135 ) on the parallel experiment Microsoft ran on land.
Microsoft did not indicate whether it would start another UDC project in the future.
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