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One Quarter of Global Data Centers Are Located in Water-Stressed Areas

1 pointsby 1h agopubs.acs.org
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So they'll be abandoned in a few decades as insurance companies refuse to cover them for flood damage. The same flood damage the data centers are exponentially making worse

And the cities/tax payers who dealt with the environmental fallout are left footing the bills and cleaning up after these conglomerates have picked up and moved on

All according to plan