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In the second state of the United States with more data centers, the controversy revolves around direct and indirect water consumption, as the microprocessors of artificial intelligence heat up more than a traditional chip, to the point that they need to evaporate those high temperatures in order to keep working. The problem is when the infrastructure is located in places that go through drought, as is the case in most of the territory.
In the second state of the United States with more data centers, the controversy revolves around direct and indirect water consumption, as the microprocessors of artificial intelligence heat up more than a traditional chip, to the point that they need to evaporate those high temperatures in order to keep working. The problem is when the infrastructure is located in places that go through drought, as is the case in most of the territory.
