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Technology · Software & cloud · published 2026-09-04 · via Tom's Hardware

Denver data center's lawn watering draws ire during drought restrictions

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A newly built AI data center in Denver has been seen watering its lawn extensively, even as the city enforces Stage 1 drought restrictions. Residents are outraged, but it's unclear whether the facility is violating rules or using recycled water. The situation highlights tensions between data center operations and local water conservation efforts.

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