WATER
In our desert climate, water is life, and now is our chance to take a stand for clean water in Doña Ana County.
By the numbers
$50M
Investment to improve access to clean water.
ONE
The data center campus day-to-day domestic water needs is similar to one standard office building. The center uses a closed loop cooling system that requires a single initial fill.
Securing a Shared Future
Securing a Shared Future
Water is one of our community’s most precious resources. It’s critical that any investment in Doña Ana County both protects and fundamentally improves our water infrastructure.
And there’s real money going toward crucial local improvements.
Water is one of our community’s most precious resources. It’s critical that any investment in Doña Ana County both protects and fundamentally improves our water infrastructure.
And there’s real money going toward crucial local improvements.
Closed Loop Cooling System
Project Jupiter is built to protect our water. The data center’s cooling system is closed‑loop, which means the water goes in, does its job, and stays in the system instead of evaporating away. It never needs to be refilled. That’s a big shift from older, evaporative designs that burn through water day after day.
Closed Loop Cooling System
Project Jupiter is built to protect our water. The data center’s cooling system is closed‑loop, which means the water goes in, does its job, and stays in the system instead of evaporating away. It never needs to be refilled. That’s a big shift from older, evaporative designs that burn through water day after day.
Improving Water Infrastructure
Improving Water Infrastructure
By the numbers
$50M
investment to improve access to clean water.
ONE
The data center campus day-to-day domestic water needs is similar to one standard office building. The center uses a closed loop cooling system that requires a single initial fill.
By the numbers
$50M
investment to improve access to clean water.
ONE
The data center campus day-to-day domestic water needs is similar to one standard office building. The center uses a closed loop cooling system that requires a single initial fill.