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Microsoft has added 389 megawatts of renewable power to its portfolio.
The tech giant has been procuring power at a rapid pace to feed its cloud and AI operations.
Renewable energy purchases allow Microsoft to power its core operations without producing pollution.
It may also help Microsoft meet its pledge to become carbon negative by 2030 .
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