With the rapid expansion of data centers in California, residents and elected leaders should focus on what they can control: Setting boundaries with developers, according to data center experts.
A panel of experts gathered for a webinar hosted by Agri-Pulse, which publishes agricultural news and updates, to understand how rural communities can limit data center impacts on local resources on Aug. 27.
There are different types of data centers but artificial intelligence data centers require much greater amounts of energy and water, depending on how they’re cooled…