China’s new $223M underwater AI data center uses seawater cooling and offshore wind to cut emissions and power large-scale model training operations.

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China has initiated the construction of an underwater AI data centre off Shanghai, aiming to reduce energy consumption and water usage in cooling servers.

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The Shanghai data centre, built by a company called Hailanyun, will be connected to a nearby offshore wind farm that will ...