Irish Data Centres Used Nearly 1 Billion Litres of Water
An investigation found Ireland's data centres consumed almost one billion litres of water in a single year, intensifying debate over sites near stressed supplie
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An investigation found Ireland's data centres consumed almost one billion litres of water in a single year, intensifying debate over sites near stressed supplie
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