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🚨 DATA CENTER WATER USE IS MASSIVELY MISUNDERSTOOD From my conversation with $WULF CEO Paul Prager: Day one at their Lake Mariner facility (600MW AI data center) they filled the closed-loop system with 10,000 gallons of water. Since then, the site has only needed single-digit gallons of top-off. That’s... show more

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Greg Brockman talked about this on The Knowledge Project. "Our data centers use incredibly little water." "That's actually misinformation." "It's less than a household. It's because it's a closed loop." "Think of it as like a swimming pool of water, and you just circle it around. And so it's a fixed amount of water that's not very large." And then he goes on to nail what's really happening. People are scared. They don't know how AI will benefit them.

Greg Brockman talked about this on The Knowledge Project. "Our data centers use incredibly little water." "That's actually misinformation." "It's less than a household. It's because it's a closed loop." "Think of it as like a swimming pool of water, and you just circle it around. And so it's a fixed amount of water that's not very large." And then he goes on to nail what's really happening. People are scared. They don't know how AI will benefit them.

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🚨 Erin Brockovich on How a Meta Data Center Contaminated Cheyenne’s Water System w/ a Rare Bacteria “Meta's Cheyenne facility is designed to use a closed loop liquid cooling system … During construction contractors performed fill and flush procedures to clean and pressure test the cooling pipes … Wastewater was sent to the city's reclamation system where the bacterium was detected.”

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New Data Center the size of 40 football fields planned in Utah - 40,000 acres of private land in Hansel Valley - Utah is in widespread drought but the Data Center will use 977 million gallons of water per year - An additional 1,200 acres of military and state-owned land - Land tied to Hill Air Force Base, Utah Test and Training Range and National Guard sites - It’s one of the largest proposed data center campuses in the US - Promoted as potentially the largest in the world, with up to 9 GW of on-site power generation - Utah already has 48 operational data centers They will get tax break incentives - Energy use tax slashed from 6% to 0.5%. - 80% rebate on personal property taxes for equipment and servers Insanity

New Data Center the size of 40 football fields planned in Utah - 40,000 acres of private land in Hansel Valley - Utah is in widespread drought but the Data Center will use 977 million gallons of water per year - An additional 1,200 acres of military and state-owned land - Land tied to Hill Air Force Base, Utah Test and Training Range and National Guard sites - It’s one of the largest proposed data center campuses in the US - Promoted as potentially the largest in the world, with up to 9 GW of on-site power generation - Utah already has 48 operational data centers They will get tax break incentives - Energy use tax slashed from 6% to 0.5%. - 80% rebate on personal property taxes for equipment and servers Insanity

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“Facts don’t really matter for the de-growth mob.” — The Washington Post’s James Hohmann The anti–data center hysteria around water was built on a bogus stat about a data center’s water consumption in Chile that was off by a factor of 1,000. All U.S. data centers use less than 0.5% of America’s freshwater. The war on data centers is built on junk math and is funded by China and foreign billionaires!

“Facts don’t really matter for the de-growth mob.” — The Washington Post’s James Hohmann The anti–data center hysteria around water was built on a bogus stat about a data center’s water consumption in Chile that was off by a factor of 1,000. All U.S. data centers use less than 0.5% of America’s freshwater. The war on data centers is built on junk math and is funded by China and foreign billionaires!

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Another billion dollar data center proposal, this time in the small town of Osawatomie, Kansas This 600,000 sq ft data center would be in a town of only 4,200 people It’ll use 150,000 homes worth of power and 1 million gallons of water per day The 116 acres is full of birds, frogs, insects and open land that will be wiped out Residents are very worried about strain on the local river, summer water shortages and downstream impacts Don’t we have enough data centers already There needs to be some end to this, there has to be a limit

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Guess what’s really causing the droughts and future food shortages in the state of Texas? San Antonio data centers consumed 463 million gallons of water while the region faced extreme drought conditions. Data centers in the area use water equivalent to tens of thousands of households, even as residents faced Stage 3 watering restrictions. By 2030, Texas data center water consumption is projected to reach 399 billion gallons annually, accounting for 6.6% of the state's total water use. Meanwhile, Gov. Abbott, a neocon Zionist, sent TROOPS to Texas universities to brutally assault pro-Palestine students. Abbott also Signed a Blackmail Bill Prohibiting State Contracts and Investments with Companies that Boycott the Terrorist State Of Israel Signed on May 2nd, 2017. Trust the plan! All this winning!

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