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Schneider Electric's analysis indicates that raising coolant temperatures in liquid-cooled systems could significantly reduce water usage for AI data centers by up to 50%. This approach addresses a critical constraint for high-density computing environments where traditional cooling methods struggle with efficiency and resource availability. The strategy represents a tangible engineering shift toward sustainable infrastructure essential for scaling large-scale AI deployments.
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Schneider says hotter coolant can make AI datacenters less thirsty
The Register1 min read
Modeling suggests liquid-cooled designs can halve water consumption, though the company has skin in the game
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