The servers and routers in data centers work hard and generate a lot of heat. To cool them down, data centers use large amounts of water – in some cases over 25% of local community water supplies.

Contaminated groundwater is nearing the city's water supply. Officials hope developers of the massive data center will help build new drinking water sources.

The surge in the data centers' water use comes as Texas endures prolonged drought, with about a quarter of the state still experiencing dry conditions despite intermittent heavy rain and flooding.

Electricity rates are climbing rapidly in the U.S., driven by high demand from huge data centers, climate change and aging utility infrastructure.

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