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In June 2025, Amazon announced it was increasing the number of data centers that use reclaimed water. There are currently 20 data centers using treated sewage water for cooling, and by 2030, Amazon ...

Amazon is ramping up its use of treated wastewater to cool its U.S. data centers as the company seeks to reduce its consumption of drinking water while meeting the growing demand for cloud computing ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is expanding its use of recycled water in its data centers, including two new facilities in Madison County, Mississippi. This initiative aims to conserve over 80 million ...

The logo of Amazon is seen at the distribution center in Staten Island, N.Y. State utility regulators are pumping the breaks on a data center in Becker, Minnesota with concerns over backup generators ...

If your data centers are guzzling more water than a major US city, you face a choice: come clean to the public and risk bad press — or hide the evidence to keep key figures in the green. For Amazon ...

Amazon revealed plans to spend $12 billion on new data centers in Louisiana to support rising AI and computing needs. The new centers are set to be built in the state’s northwest Caddo and Bossier ...

Amazon Web Services plans to invest $1 billion in a new data center in Marysville, Ohio, creating at least 25 jobs. Amazon's investment in data center expansion in Ohio is estimated to surpass $23 ...

Amazon plans to spend $20 billion to build two data centers in Pennsylvania, a move that state officials say will generate thousands of jobs over the next decade and stoke considerable economic ...