A 2026 study found abandoned US mine pools could cool AI data centres; one Pennsylvania site could handle 30.6 MW of heat
Experiments & Discoveries News: Scientists found that abandoned mine pools could potentially be reused to cool data centres. They developed a model to estimate how much heat these po.
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Experiments & Discoveries News: Scientists found that abandoned mine pools could potentially be reused to cool data centres. They developed a model to estimate how much heat these po.
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