Bengaluru’s booming data centre sector, crucial for AI and cloud computing, faces a severe water crisis. With 31 of 32 state data centres in the city, their immense water needs for cooling exacerbate existing deficits. While some firms explore water-saving technologies, the city grapples with securing basic drinking water for its residents.Bengaluru’s data centre boom deepens water crisis
Bengaluru’s booming data centre sector, crucial for AI and cloud computing, faces a severe water crisis. With 31 of 32 state data centres in the city, their immense water needs for cooling exacerbate existing deficits. While some firms explore water-saving technologies, the city grapples with securing basic drinking water for its residents.
