Swiss researchers are testing liquid cooling and heat recovery to cut AI data centres’ energy and water use. But cooling alone may not be enough.
Cooling data centres in a sustainable way is the biggest challenge for the future.
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The AI boom is forcing the industry to rethink how data centres are cooled. Researchers in Switzerland are developing technologies that promise to reduce energy and water use. But can better cooling really solve AI's growing environmental footprint?
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