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A new report reveals that approximately 80% of datacenters are at risk from extreme climate hazards, including flooding and wildfires. The findings suggest that the expansion of artificial intelligence may be exacerbating climate issues, which in turn affects the operational stability and costs associated with these facilities.
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A new report reveals that approximately 80% of datacenters are at risk from extreme climate hazards, including flooding and wildfires. The findings suggest that the expansion of artificial intelligence may be exacerbating climate issues, which in turn affects the operational stability and costs associated with these facilities.
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Majority of datacenters are vulnerable to climate threats like floods and fires, study finds
Study finds majority of datacenters vulnerable to climate threats