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Rebooting Redmond: Microsoft’s new campus reflects ongoing transformation, uncertain futureREDMOND, Wash. — In 1986, when Microsoft moved here just ahead of its IPO, the design of its new headquarters said a lot about its culture. The Redmond campus, tucked into the trees east of ...
The Microsoft campus was announced during a different market cycle — one in which tech companies were hiring by the thousands and Atlanta's real estate sector was bustling to keep up.
And Microsoft is promoting the Sound Transit light-rail station, adjacent to its campus, which is scheduled to be completed in 2023. There’s no doubt the train expansion will help.
The Microsoft campus will feature more prominent branding, including signs and color palettes representing both the broader company and individual teams.
The crowning jewel of the tech giant’s new campus expansion isn’t a flying saucer or a glass mountain. It’s a geothermal energy plant—and one of the largest in North America. The Thermal ...
Microsoft is turning its mostly vacant campus into a COVID-19 vaccination site. The Redmond, Wash.-based tech giant is working with the state of Washington and local hospitals to open up buildings ...
Microsoft is moving into the next phase of its plans for building a new campus on Atlanta’s Westside, a massive project sure to have a major impact on a swiftly gentrifying area.
Michal Braverman-Blumenstyk, CVP and general manager of Microsoft Israel R&D, said, “Microsoft’s sustainability value has been incorporated into every aspect of the campus, and a great deal of thought ...
An aerial view of Microsoft’s new East Campus in Redmond shows the ongoing transformation of its headquarters. (Microsoft Photo) [Editor’s Note: Microsoft @ 50 is a GeekWire project exploring ...
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