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Data centers’ hidden water footprint is linked to the grid

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By Catherine Boudreau Verified
| Latitude Media
The debate over data centers’ water use tends to focus on how much is needed to cool servers on-site. But that fails to capture the largest and least visible part of their overall use: the water used at the power plants fueling data centers’ rising energy needs. Only one hyperscaler, Meta, reports its indirect water consumption embedded in purchased electricity.
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How Heron Power plans to scale first transformer factory to 40 GW

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By Catherine Boudreau Verified
| Latitude Media
The power conversion tech company Heron Power is putting steel in the ground for its first commercial factory, just miles from its Silicon Valley engineering hub. The startup, which in February closed a $140 million Series B to fund the build-out, aims to start production in the second half of 2027 and eventually ramp up to 40 gigawatts of capacity, or about 10,000 of its “Heron Link” systems.
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Nvidia’s growing collection of energy stakes

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By Bianca Giacobone, Catherine Boudreau Verified, Maeve Allsup Verified
| Latitude Media
Nvidia is adding powered land development to its growing portfolio of energy investments. Last week, Cloverleaf Infrastructure announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with the mammoth chip maker.
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