Meta addresses water, energy concerns at Temple data center
Meta executive Bradley Davis addressed water and energy concerns at the company's new Temple data center. He stated that Meta is partnering with local utilities and committed to paying the associated costs to ensure the facility is a good neighbor.
Bradley Davis, an executive with Meta, addressed concerns regarding the water and energy consumption of the company's new data center facility in Temple, Texas. Davis explained that Meta is actively partnering with local utilities to manage resource demands and ensure the facility operates in line with community expectations.
He further emphasized Meta's commitment to paying the full costs associated with supplying water and energy to the data center, stating that this is a "foundational aspect of our program." Davis expressed confidence that the Temple data center would be a "good neighbor" and meet community expectations for a project of its size and scale.