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AI is draining water from areas that need it most
(www.bloomberg.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 May 2025
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But then could it not just be recirculated? I’m not understand why we are assuming we pull out of the tap, and dump into the sewer, when that sounds incredibly costly. Would they not just.. dump into a cooling tank, then reuse when down to temp?
Refer to my comment above. It is not recirculated as per the article