Google VP of global infrastructure says 'fears' related to data centers are legitimate
Google acknowledges legitimate concerns about AI data center water use, attributing distrust to a lack of information. The company unveiled new industry guidelines aiming to address these worries by promoting water replenishment, avoiding water-intensive cooling in stressed areas, and increasing transparency in water consumption.
- Google acknowledges legitimate concerns about AI data center water use, attributing distrust to a lack of information.
- The company unveiled new industry guidelines aiming to address these worries by promoting water replenishment, avoiding water-intensive cooling in stressed areas, and increasing transparency in water consumption.
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