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The Register · September 21, 2026 · On the brief until October 5, 2026

Schneider says hotter coolant can make AI datacenters less thirsty

Environmental ScienceMechanical EngineeringCivil Engineering
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Driving massive power and cooling demands in datacenters

Schneider Electric modeled cooling systems for 100-megawatt datacenters. Using liquid cooling at 45 degrees Celsius cut modeled water use in Dallas by at least half. Facility engineers must now evaluate warmer coolant designs alongside regional water availability and power costs.

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Engineers must weigh water savings against electrical efficiency while evaluating findings from a firm that owns a liquid-cooling maker.

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