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2⃣ Misconception: Data centres can only use water-intensive methods to cool machinery Reality: Traditional cooling is water-heavy, but closed-loop liquid and air cooling alternatives exist and are becoming more efficient.
5 cities prioritising electric charging ⚡ As many drivers make the transition to electric vehicles, cities play a key role in implementing charging infrastructure.
3⃣ Misconception: Net zero is impossible because we rely on data centres Reality: Achieving net zero isn’t about avoiding data centres; it’s about industry and cities working together to build them sustainably and integrate climate goals into their expansion.
4⃣ Misconception: We need oil and gas to power data centres otherwise they won’t be reliable Reality: Clean energy can reliably power data centres through renewable generation and power purchase agreements that decarbonise the grid.
By making sure chargers are available in every community, cities support businesses, incentivise those who drive the most, and create cleaner, healthier transport systems.
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5⃣ Misconception: Data centres create significant local employment Reality: Most jobs are temporary, but cities like Dublin are changing this by introducing data centre training into local schools and creating direct hiring pipelines into the industry.
5 myths about data centres debunked ⬇️ 🧵
1⃣ Misconception: Data centres can’t run on renewable energy Reality: Cities like Stockholm are moving in the right direction by connecting to grids that are heavily anchored by hydropower and wind.
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