The Republican Herald

NEPA data centers could look to ‘purple pipe’ for water to cool servers

Purple pipe is a nickname for recycled water that could flow from sewer plants or mine tunnels to cool data centers.
Tech Xplore on MSN

Data center cooling could drive $10 billion to $58 billion in new waterworks

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is outpacing the ability of many community water systems to ...

Vertiv Is Quietly Powering Every AI Data Center in America, and the Stock Could Double

Vertiv is a critical supplier of power and liquid cooling solutions for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers.
Intelligent CIO

The fastest way to unlock AI data center capacity isn’t more power

Stephen Lafaille, VP Business Development, Tecogen, says a shift in how power is allocated within data centres could unlock significant AI capacity without waiting for grid expansion. For the past two ...
New Atlas

Google promises its upcoming Texas data center won't use any water for cooling

Among the many problems posed by the rapid proliferation of data centers around the world is the strain on local water supplies. These facilities need plenty of water for cooling the vast arrays ...
Wisconsin Watch

Is a claim that a massive data center will use only 4 Olympic swimming pools of water per year accurate?

No. Microsoft data centers in Mount Pleasant in southeast Wisconsin are projected to use much more water annually than would fill four Olympic-size pools.