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Meta explains water and energy use in its data centers

Meta has responded to concerns about data centers' environmental impact, clarifying how its facilities use water and energy. According to the company, Meta’s AI-optimized, liquid-cooled data centers mainly use closed-loop systems that circulate water and glycol without significant consumption, especially in drought-prone areas. For energy, Meta says it pays not only its own bills but also for necessary grid upgrades. Both energy and water usage are carefully managed to lessen community impact.

Why it mattersWorries about data centers straining local water supplies and raising power costs are growing, especially as more AI infrastructure rolls out. How major companies address these concerns affects local communities and shapes the broader debate about AI's environmental footprint.

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