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At its first project in China, AWS will support reconstruction of wetlands at a reservoir near Beijing to naturally treat agricultural runoff / Credit: Amazon Web Services
A vast majority of data centres use water to keep servers and networking gear from overheating
Amazon Web Services is funding six new water replenishment projects in watersheds stressed by climate change, population growth and economic activity. The investments in Brazil, China, Chile and the...
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