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What 11 supercomputers reveal about AI water consumption

El Capitan housed at LLNL

Water and energy efficiency cannot sensibly be optimised in isolation from one another; facility operators need to weigh both together

Credit: LLNL

A landmark study by the Energy Efficient HPC Working Group examines how cooling architecture, rather than location, drives water usage across top supercomputing sites

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