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Gradiant signs West Texas data-center water-treatment deal

Gradiant signs West Texas data-center water-treatment deal Image: DCD
Gradiant signed a deal with an unnamed hyperscaler to deliver its HyperSolved water and wastewater system for a data center under development in West Texas. The company says the system uses municipal effluent and groundwater, high-recovery concentration technology, and AI-driven monitoring to manage cooling water from sourcing through discharge. Gradiant said the project is engineered for zero discharge to surface water.
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