The robots are coming for Florida’s water
Large data centers can suck millions of gallons of water per day, posing risks for Florida's drinking water supply.
Large data centers can suck millions of gallons of water per day, posing risks for Florida's drinking water supply.
A pair of bills aimed at environmental protection and business growth surrounding AI data centers advanced.
AI is already helping to make businesses more efficient in agriculture, aviation, data centers and other areas.
New data centers can be built without sticking the public with the costs of their energy and water use.
Florida needs to move beyond outdated models that rely on treated drinking water for industrial cooling.
Massive data centers threaten to increase electricity bills and the amount of fossil fuels being burned.
House Bill 1007 would ban 'hyperscale' data centers on environmentally sensitive lands and set other rules.
Palm Beach County is considering a data center that would cover 202 acres, but delayed a vote for more impact ...
The hearing came days after Gov. DeSantis announced a proposal to protect Floridians from footing the bill for AI data ...
Without guardrails, we risk creating a convenience technology that accelerates environmental collapse.
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