AI Data Centers’ Water Consumption Breaks 264 Billion Gallons in 2025 as Devastating Drought Hits Nearly 63% of U.S.
AI data centers are no longer abstract compute: their water demand is becoming a drought-era civic issue.
A week of AI infrastructure costs, security boundaries, European defense pressure, scientific access fights, and strange systems worth keeping open.
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AI data centers are no longer abstract compute: their water demand is becoming a drought-era civic issue.
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