HOUSTON — Microsoft is open to deploying natural gas with carbon capture technology to power artificial intelligence data centers, the technology company's vice president of energy told CNBC.

Microsoft is striving to bolster the global carbon removal market as the AI boom is threatening its climate ambition.

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Microsoft's vice president of energy, Bobby Hollis, said the tech company would consider natural gas with carbon capture as a ...