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Water-Energy-Data nexus reveals sustainability gaps and priorities for AI infrastructure
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) depends on interconnected water, energy, and data systems spanning infrastructure life cycles and diverse geographies, with the potential to intensify water and energy insecurity, exacerbate social inequities and lead to cascading sustainability issue
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