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Some potentially radical concepts are needed to prompt a different way of thinking to address some of the key challenges in the data industry.

Between the use of electricity and the use of water. so we look at that for every build of data centre that we are about to undertake. and if water is a scarce resource, then we look to implement dry cooling. so we don't actually waste water in the cooling in that particular data centre. but if water is in plentiful supply and we get our water from all sorts of sources, so for example, actuallyjust here in dublin, i heard that we've got kind of a ground water collection where we've effectively buried what they describe to me as a big sponge into the ground underneath our data centre, and what ...

Water in the cooling in that particular data centre. but if water is in plentiful supply and we get our water from all sorts of sources, so for example, actuallyjust here in dublin, i heard that we've got kind of a ground water collection where we've effectively buried what they describe to me as a big sponge into the ground underneath our data centre, and what that does is absorb water, and so we get our water from there rather than taking it from the mains utility. so we're trying to balance multiple scarce resources and, well, take care of carbon emissions and so on at the same time. and ga...

So we don't actually waste water in the cooling in that particular data centre. but if water is in plentiful supply and we get our water from all sorts of sources. so for example, actually just here in dublin, i heard that we've got we've got kind of a ground water collection where we've effectively buried what they describe to me as a big and what that does is absorb water. and so we get our water from there rather than taking it from the mains utility. so we're trying to balance multiple scarce resources and well take care of carbon emissions and so on at the same time. and gary, the data in...

In the cooling in that particular data centre. but if water is in plentiful supply and we get our water from all sorts of sources, so for example, actually just here in dublin, i heard that we've got kind of a ground water collection where we've effectively buried what they describe to me as a big sponge into the ground underneath our data centre, and what that does is absorb water, and so we get our water from there rather than taking it from the mains utility. so we're trying to balance multiple scarce resources and, well, take care of carbon emissions and so on at the same time. and gary, t...