Endeavour and Trevi Systems announced a partnership on 22 October to pair forward-osmosis desalination with waste heat captured from closed-loop, waterless data centre cooling. The companies claim output of up to 200,000 gallons of clean water per day per megawatt of computing load from brackish groundwater, and say the heat-driven process concentrates brine to solids rather than returning it to the sea, sidestepping the high-pressure pumps used in reverse osmosis.
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