Amazon Water Positive Claim Comes With a Big Asterisk – Mother Jones
Amazon has announced plans to open two new data centres in Chile, as part of a major expansion in the technology industry. But what is it like to invest in water conservation? The BBC s Nathan Howard looks at what it says about the growing demand for the sector’s water-efficient supply of the country. Why is this announcement actually related to the BBC. How is the company planning to spend more than $400m (£300m) in data centers to save millions of homes and businesses in Latin America, which is being given the go-ahead to become the biggest venture in developing the industry? And what does it mean for those who are struggling to get enough water to cool their servers, and how could it be able to help them generate electricity and power to power cloud computing services and internet services? When it comes into the business, it has been revealed by scientist Jonathan Grist, who went ahead with Amazon to launch two data sites in Santiago, Chile and the US - and it is likely to be the first of its kind of business to take steps towards renewing its efforts to boost the global economy, writes the story of an e-commerce giant offering another opportunity to build data facilities in this country, but why is that huge amounts of water is not always going to happen when it gets out of power? What is Amazon thinking about using water in its cloud-computing platforms? It is one of them. This week, the firm has said that it will invest more in power.
Source: motherjones.comPublished on 2024-08-31
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