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Data Centers’ Thirst for Water and Power Is Rewriting the Rules of Site Selection

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A new First American analysis translates data centers' resource demands into familiar terms, from 27 days of New York City's water supply to more electricity than every Texas household buys, and argues that local access to water and power, not national totals, will determine where the sector's next wave of development lands.

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