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SAN FRANCISCO – A new report released today by nonpartisan think tank Next 10, authored by researchers at Santa Clara University, finds that California’s rapidly expanding data center industry is increasingly intersecting with regions that are soc
Data center water consumption surged 96.4% between 2019 and 2023, and the newest facilities aren’t landing in Silicon Valley anymore—they’re headed straight for communities already struggling with groundwater depletion.
As demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing accelerates, large-scale data centers which require significant water resources for cooling are increasingly being sited in regions already facing constrained supplies due to climate change
Iris Stewart-Frey, Professor and lead of the Water and Climate Justice Lab
Iris Stewart-Frey, Professor and lead of the Water and Climate Justice Lab