It's a bold claim with high stakes given the scrutiny of data centers.
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A top Nvidia executive says water concerns surrounding data centers could be largely addressed by the company's next generation of AI infrastructure.
Why it matters: It's a bold claim with high stakes by the world's dominant chip maker. Data centers are facing growing scrutiny for their use of energy and water, and Nvidia's chips are helping drive the AI boom behind much of that demand.
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That’s a long way from 100% sustainable, though.
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