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      <title>Water Is the Data Center Constraint Nobody Puts in the Press Release</title>
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      <description>Every announcement of a new AI campus leads with megawatts. Power is the number that gets negotiated in public, fought over at the utility commission, and quoted in the analyst note. It&amp;rsquo;s also the constraint that money can eventually solve, because you can build generation, sign a nuclear offtake, or put turbines on the site.
Water is harder, and it decides more siting arguments than the public record suggests.
A large data center running evaporative cooling can consume millions of litres a day at full load.</description>
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