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What made California’s largest AI datacenter file a lawsuit over access to river water

California’s largest AI data centre seeks Colorado River water after wastewater plans failed. The company needs 287 million gallons annually for its proposed facility. Local cities and the Imperial Irrigation District rejected its initial water requests. This move raises concerns about the impact on regional farming and jobs. The data centre promises economic benefits and construction employment opportunities.

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