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Microsoft, Saint-Gobain Collaborate on Digital, AI Solutions for Construction

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Microsoft (MSFT) has signed an agreement with Saint-Gobain to provide its digital and artificial intelligence tools to improve the construction materials provider's growth and productivity, Saint-Gobain said Tuesday.

The collaboration aims to reduce Saint-Gobain's carbon dioxide emissions and energy consumption across its manufacturing facilities, the company said.

The agreement will also explore how Saint-Gobain can help Microsoft improve its data center footprint through integrated solutions for construction speed, safety and resilience, performance certifications and reduced carbon footprint, the company added.

Financial details weren't provided.

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