The Economic Times

Heat from data centres can raise temperatures in downwind localities by 2.2 degrees Celsius: Study

A recent investigation conducted in Phoenix uncovers that data centers are contributing to increased local temperatures. The excess heat emitted from these facilities can elevate air temperatures by as much as 2.2 degrees Celsius. This phenomenon poses a significant challenge for communities in hotter regions. Utilizing vehicles equipped with sensors, researchers captured real-time temperature fluctuations surrounding these centers.