Startup Aims to Generate Water From Air Using Data Center Waste Heat

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Startup Atoco has developed new machines designed to produce water from air. The technology uses specialized materials to harvest moisture even in extremely dry conditions. It plans to utilize waste heat from data centers as its power source, avoiding electricity consumption. The goal is to address water scarcity by creating a new, energy-efficient water supply.

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