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IIT Bombay charts path to cool data centres using deep ocean water 

Posted on August 25, 2025 By admin
IIT Bombay charts path to cool data centres using deep ocean water 

  As the world’s digital appetite grows, so does its energy bill. Data centres — the backbone of streaming, e-commerce, artificial intelligence, and cloud services— already consume around 1–1.13% of global electricity and are projected to use far more in the coming years. Nearly 40% of this power goes into cooling the massive server farms,…

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