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Data centres turn to air cooling to ease India's water woes: Is it enough?

India's AI data-centre boom is intensifying concerns over water and power use, highlighting the need for policies that balance rapid digital infrastructure growth with sustainability

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Data centres turn to air cooling to ease India's water woes: Is it enough?
India's AI data-centre boom is intensifying concerns over water and power use, highlighting the need for policies that balance rapid digital infrastructure growth with sustainability
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