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San Joaquin Valley in California is known for its impressive open-field agriculture operations, but it’s an area that can see wide fluctuations in water availability

In this webinar series, Meena and Ganesh make reference to a KETOS REPORT entitled “Water Quality Preparedness in the Age of AI”. You can download

As AI data centers proliferate, we tend to think about power, geography, or maximizing capacity. But water is an important, often overlooked, factor as well.

When it comes to AI data centers, there may be key issues people aren’t talking about – including GPU vs CPU server racks. GPU server

If you are a data center architect today, what are some things to take account while planning expansion over the next five years? There will

There’s always going to be trade-offs when it comes to choosing the best and most efficient cooling options in a data center, but architects are

Are there benefits to simply retrofitting existing data centers? Or is it better to start from scratch? As data centers attempt to keep up with

Utilities need to prep as data centers in their service area ramp up. AT KETOS, having dealt with both data centers and utilities, we’re thinking

If you are an energy utility, you, too, need to consider the water implications of AI data center proliferation. Consider this: for every kWh of

KETOS is helping utilities manage their water quality via: – 24/7 monitoring – Automated, scheduled sampling capabilities – Real-time water quality intelligence as a service