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A Guardian analysis reveals that most new artificial intelligence datacenters in the US will be built in drought-affected areas. About two-thirds of these facilities are planned for locations that have experienced significant dryness over the past year.
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A Guardian analysis reveals that most new artificial intelligence datacenters in the US will be built in drought-affected areas. About two-thirds of these facilities are planned for locations that have experienced significant dryness over the past year.
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Majority of US’s new AI datacenters to be built on drought-hit land
Majority of New AI Datacenters Planned for Drought-Affected Areas in the US