OpenAI drops recycled water cooling at Sydney data centre over permit issues

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OpenAI has abandoned its recycled water cooling plan for its S7 data centre in Sydney after regulatory obstacles blocked the required pipeline construction. The facility will instead use a closed-loop liquid cooling system, which consumes more energy than the originally intended solution. The decision comes as Sydney experiences rising demand for data centre infrastructure. Despite the setback, the S7 project is expected to create thousands of jobs during its construction phase.

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