The growth of the AI industry and data center infrastructure is driving increased demand for PFAS, prompting major chemical manufacturers to expand production despite environmental concerns.
Data centers are shifting to PFAS-based immersion cooling to manage high-density AI hardware, despite environmental concerns and regulatory uncertainty.
The growth of AI data centers is driving a surge in the production of persistent PFAS chemicals and causing significant environmental incidents, including large-scale fuel leaks.
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is fueling a surge in the production of PFAS chemicals used in chipmaking and data center cooling, according to a new report from ChemSec.
