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EverWind's Point Tupper plan shows why closed-loop cooling still needs a water budget

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EverWind's October 16 announcement for Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, includes a useful cooling detail for AI infrastructure buyers: a sealed coolant circuit can coexist with water demand elsewhere in the cooling system. The developer's release targets an initial 95 MW phase for late 2027, with further…

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  1. 2026-10-19 09:21 · DEV Community — AI
    EverWind's Point Tupper plan shows why closed-loop cooling still needs a water budget

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