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This machine in Delaware turns data center heat into water
News ClipTechnical.ly·Newark, New Castle County, DE

This machine in Delaware turns data center heat into water

AirJoule unveiled its Prime system in Newark, Delaware, a device designed to convert waste heat from industrial facilities, including data centers, into potable water. The technology also dehumidifies the air, offering a solution for water and energy demands scrutinized by communities amidst rapid data center expansion. The system, developed by a joint venture between AirJoule Technologies and GE Vernova, is currently being refined for commercial deployment.

7/2/2026
Newark company’s water harvesting equipment eyed for use at data centers
News ClipNewark Post·Newark, New Castle County, DE

Newark company’s water harvesting equipment eyed for use at data centers

A Newark, Delaware company named AirJoule unveiled a new "Prime" system that harvests drinkable water from the air using waste heat from data centers. This technology aims to help data centers generate their own water, reducing their reliance on local water grids and addressing environmental concerns. The first unit will be demonstrated in Europe as part of a Net Zero Innovation Hub.

6/29/2026
AirJoule readies Prime system for data center market debut
News ClipDelaware Business Times·Newark, New Castle County, DE

AirJoule readies Prime system for data center market debut$

Startup company AirJoule publicly unveiled its "AirJoule Prime" atmospheric water generator, a large-scale commercial water harvester. The system is being prepared to target the big tech and hyperscale data center market. The debut took place outside the company's research and development lab in Newark, Delaware.

6/26/2026