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The ‘thirsty tech’ paradox

By Isabel Siew Artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductor manufacturing and data centres are driving a new wave of digital infrastructure investment — but behind the computing power lies a less visible resource challenge: water. From cooling data centres to producing ultrapure water...

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