New initiative will save more water than Project Jupiter data center uses: Oracle
Oracle has announced a new partnership with Arable to implement data-driven farming technologies that will conserve 21 million gallons of water annually in the Rio Grande-Bravo Watershed in Southern New Mexico. This initiative is designed to save more water than Oracle's Project Jupiter data center uses. Additionally, Oracle updated Project Jupiter's energy plan to include fuel cell technology.
KVIA ABC-7 reports that Oracle has announced a new partnership with agricultural technology company Arable. This collaboration aims to advance data-driven farming practices by providing funding and resources to farmers. The initiative is projected to conserve approximately 21 million gallons of water annually within the Rio Grande-Bravo Watershed in Southern New Mexico. Officials from both companies suggest this move could also boost global food production.
Further details on this partnership are anticipated soon. Separately, Oracle had previously announced an update to its Project Jupiter data center's energy plan in June, incorporating fuel cell technology. Project Jupiter is expected to contribute $4.7 billion in economic benefits.