Gradiant, a water infrastructure provider for the AI sector, has secured a contract to deliver a turnkey water and wastewater solution for a hyperscale AI data centre campus being developed by a major global technology company.

The project will provide potable water supply and wastewater treatment through a single integrated system.

It expands Gradiant’s growing portfolio of water infrastructure projects supporting AI data centres and its HyperSolved platform, which integrates cooling water treatment, CURE Chemicals and SmartOps.

The development forms part of one of the largest multi-billion-dollar AI infrastructure investments in the US.

Its zero-surface-discharge design aims to enable large-scale computing growth while reducing pressure on local water resources, offering a potential model for responsible AI infrastructure development in water-constrained regions worldwide.

“Water-scarce regions are where the next wave of hyperscale growth is happening, and most operators don’t have a way to get there,” said Prakash Govindan, CEO of Gradiant. “We’re giving them one. This project shows hyperscalers can build in these markets without water becoming the reason they can’t.”

“This project puts Gradiant’s data center track record to work in one of the tightest schedules and toughest water constraints we’ve seen, backed by the presence we’ve already built in Texas,” said Nish Vora, Managing Director, Americas at Gradiant. “We’re delivering the site’s full water and wastewater system engineered for zero discharge to surface water, on a construction schedule that leaves no room for delay.” -OGN/TradeArabia News Service