Microsoft hit with class-action lawsuit over "unreasonable and excessive noise" from datacenter

Windows Central
Microsoft faces a class-action lawsuit alleging unreasonable noise from its Fairwater datacenter in Wisconsin.

Summary

Microsoft faces a class-action lawsuit filed on July 1 2026 alleging unreasonable and excessive noise from its Fairwater datacenter in Mount Pleasant Wisconsin. The datacenter unveiled in September 2025 is the largest and most advanced site featuring NVIDIA GB200 GPUs each rack processing 865000 tokens per second. Microsoft says noise levels comply with local ordinances and that it has investigated the sound conducted tests and placed noise mitigations which neighbors say resolved the issue. Plaintiffs claim a low hum of infrasound affects sleep and is constant pervasive and not easily measured on the decibel scale. They accuse Microsoft of failing to follow proper industrial practices to prevent offsite noise emission. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and remains pending.

(Source:Windows Central)

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