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A proposal to build a water-guzzling data center near Tucson, Arizona, led the city to put some regulations on water use.
Tax incentives from many of the eight Great Lakes states have lured industries that need water. But the region is ...
A new report explores how unprecedented levels of consumption by heavy water users — namely “hyperscale” data centers — could ...
F ORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — A geologist with the Indiana Geological & Water Survey weighed in on data centers’ potential ...
It has to do with water service applications for exceptionally large quantity water users within the Tucson Water service ...
Mayor Regina Romero and the Tucson City Council were supposed to vote this week on whether to annex the land to allow both ...
This west Georgia city has been picked for the $8 billion project at the industrial park a few miles away from downtown.
Tucson is taking significant steps towards water conservation as the City Council approved new regulations targeting large ...
A medium-sized data center uses about 110 million gallons of water. Intel projects it plans to use 5 million gallons of water ...
It would put conservation rules on large water users such as data centers — just as a source says a developer is looking at ...
According to data from WDMWW, Microsoft was the sixth top water user in the month of May. The tech corporation used 2.1 million gallons of water across its five data centers.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expanding rapidly across industries, supported by Large Language Models (LLMs) such as GPT-4, ...