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Fact-check: “closed-loop cooling systems for data centers lower water usage”
Verdict: Mostly True (78% confidence)
Multiple primary sources — including a dated Microsoft corporate announcement (December 2024), an Oracle announcement (February 2026), and a peer-reviewed ACM conference paper (June 2024) — documented that closed-loop, non-evaporative cooling designs materially reduce or eliminate ongoing freshwater consumption for cooling compared to traditional open evaporative systems. However, the claim requires a qualification: 'closed-loop' is not a single uniform design, and sources including a DOE/FEMP…
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