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Future of water: cooling technologies for data centres
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We are launching a series of reports examining the technologies being developed and deployed within energy infrastructure to adapt to worsening water stress. This first report explores how water scarcity is becoming a strategic constraint for power generation and data centres, and the steps being taken to mitigate the impact. Climate change makes water availability less predictable just as AI expansion and electrification are driving demand higher. Regions facing chronic stress are forcing operators to be energy efficient and water resilient.
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