Nukes and AI require 1.4M gallons of water a day at New Mexico lab

Source New Mexico·May 4

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A New Mexico lab is reported to use 1.4 million gallons of water daily for nuclear and artificial intelligence operations. The lab's water usage comes as the state faces drought and other environmental concerns. It is unclear how the lab's water usage will be affected by these issues, as separate reports mention ongoing drought, potential flooding, and water conflicts in the state.

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