Join AFCOM's November webinar to hear about the current state of water conservation and water usage in the industry, as well as the unique innovations that some data center companies are employing to "do more with less."

Water is needed more than ever – yet it’s become harder and harder to access. Recent legislation in states like Arizona has curbed future construction efforts to conserve the amount of groundwater that’s being used by local businesses – including data centers. NIMBYism is on the rise, partially due to the public’s perception of data centers as a substantial drain on local water supplies. This perception is fueled by recent studies, which reveal that data centers rank among the top 10 water-consuming commercial industries in the United States.

Meanwhile, emerging technologies like ChatGPT have drastically underscored just how much more water the industry needs for its cooling purposes. As such, data center leaders are continually asked to “do more with less,” and find ways to innovate while dealing with an increasing demand for data and a rapidly shrinking supply of water.

Hosted by Carrie Goetz, Principal and CTO of StrategITcom, and featuring data-driven insights from panelists such as Nolan Foran, National Sales Manager at Watts Water Technologies, this webinar will offer key takeaways:

• Learn potential solutions on how your data center can best tackle this water crisis
• Obtain from industry experts a list of best practices and innovative tools to make your cooling as efficient as possible
• Examine intriguing case studies from data centers that have successfully implemented methods such as rainwater collection to significantly reduce their energy usage
• Discuss what steps you can take right now to ensure you have enough water when you most need it

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