most citedA Water Efficiency Dataset for African Data Centers

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cs.CY2026

AI Data Centers and the Water Use Feedback Loop

Basit A. Akinade, Amobichukwu C. Amanambu, Jonathan M. Frame +1

AI data centres consume water for cooling, water scarcity constrains siting, and AI tools can improve water system efficiency. These dynamics are studied separately yet form a feed…

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A Water Efficiency Dataset for African Data Centers

Noah Shumba, Opelo Tshekiso, Pengfei Li +2

Artificial intelligence (AI) computing and data centers consume large amounts of freshwater, both directly for cooling and indirectly for electricity generation. While most attenti…

cs.LG2026

WaterAdmin: Orchestrating Community Water Distribution Optimization via AI Agents

Jiaqi Wen, Pingbo Tang, Shaolei Ren +1

We study the operation of community water systems, where pumps and valves must be scheduled to reliably meet water demands while minimizing energy consumption. While existing optim…

cs.CY2026

Small Bottle, Big Pipe: Quantifying and Addressing the Impact of Data Centers on Public Water Systems

Yuelin Han, Pengfei Li, Adam Wierman +1

Water is a critical resource for data centers and an efficient means of cooling. However, meeting the growing water demand of data centers requires substantial peak water withdrawa…

cs.LG2025

Fairness-Regularized Online Optimization with Switching Costs

Pengfei Li, Yuelin Han, Adam Wierman +1

Fairness and action smoothness are two crucial considerations in many online optimization problems, but they have yet to be addressed simultaneously. In this paper, we study a new…

cs.CY2025

What AI Speaks for Your Community: Polling AI Agents for Public Opinion on Data Center Projects

Zhifeng Wu, Yuelin Han, Shaolei Ren

The intense computational demands of AI, especially large foundation models, are driving a global boom in data centers. These facilities bring both tangible benefits and potential…