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Microsoft Silent After Church Groups Demand 1% of Data Center Revenue

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Church and community groups have approached Microsoft requesting that the company contribute 1% of its data center costs toward local community benefits. The groups made their appeal based on Microsoft's own stated commitment to being a 'good neighbor' in the communities where it operates. Microsoft has not publicly responded to the request, leaving advocates uncertain about the company's intentions. The standoff highlights growing tension between large tech firms and local communities over the social and economic impact of data center development.

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