An unquenchable thirst? Why Google can’t endlessly recycle water for its cooling centers ...Middle East

Every Google search, shared document, map destination, calendar alert, Gmail message and streamed YouTube video is powered by sprawling data centers across the globe, including one in Berkeley County. These centers make the world as we know it possible — and they require a lot of water in the process, which can burden local resources. […] The post An unquenchable thirst? Why Google can’t endlessly recycle water for its cooling centers appeared first on NY Times News Today.

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