A quarter of the world's data centers are running on borrowed water
New global analysis finds 25% of data centers already face water stress for at least one month a year - and climate change could push that to one-third.

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New global analysis finds 25% of data centers already face water stress for at least one month a year - and climate change could push that to one-third.
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