>seawater cooling jer la
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is johor dead soon?


“There are 42 data centre projects approved as of the second quarter this year and I am certain this is not the end for the data centre industry in the state, as it plays an important role in Johor’s economic growth.

“In Georgia in the US, residents suffered due to frequent water supply disruptions in residential areas after a data centre began operations, despite assurances that water supply would not be affected.
https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...rovals-in-johor

Wow at this rate johorians gotta drink sea water

Those data centers are a complete nuisance, they will eat more water and electricity.

Yet somehow the environmental society doesn't make a noise about them using a lot of water and electricity, very suspicious.

>jangan handbreak, need these pipelines for growth
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