In order to consolidate its competitive advantage in the field of artificial intelligence, the US political and business community continues to step up new construction and expansion projects for data centers in various regions. However, the massive servers that support AI computing power not only consume electricity, but also consume large amounts of water resources. In particular, a large number of new data centers are preferentially located in water-scarce regions, causing questions and opposition from the American public.

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