SpaceX señala riesgos hídricos en sus planes para centros de datos

SpaceX actualizó el lunes sus documentos de oferta pública inicial para advertir sobre los desafíos relacionados con el agua en el desarrollo de centros de datos.

El documento señala que la escasez de agua, los requisitos regulatorios y las condiciones de sequía podrían limitar dichos proyectos. Esta divulgación se produce en medio de una mayor atención de la industria hacia los centros de datos y su demanda de recursos.

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