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Transformations are the key to such codes, and they rely on math that predates computing as we know it by centuries. There ...

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Fueled by AI, global demand for data center capacity could more than triple by 2030, McKinsey reports. But these facilities use up enormous amounts of water and power to keep their equipment cool. In ...

Modine Manufacturing (MOD) soared in early trading after the company entered into a significant long-term capacity agreement with one of its strategic data center customers for the Airedale by Modine ...

Large data centers require significant amounts of water for cooling, which can strain local resources. Several proposals for large-scale data centers in Florida are facing public and governmental ...

Many current discussions of cooling AI data centers have revolved around liquid cooling, which would immerse racks of modules in fluid using a network of pipes. While liquid is effective, some users ...

The Environmental Protection Agency said it wants to help boost water reuse strategies for companies to cool data centers that drive artificial intelligence. The EPA on Thursday announced an ...

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Purple pipe is a nickname for recycled water that could flow from sewer plants or mine tunnels to cool data centers. “In many cases it costs less than potable water. We couldn’t put in reuse lines ...