Xylem
Xylem develops digital water monitoring and wastewater reuse solutions to address water loss from aging infrastructure, having saved 3.7 billion cubic meters of water since 2019. The company's technology is increasingly being adopted by data centers, including through a partnership with Amazon to deploy its Xylem Vue platform in Mexican cities. These efforts aim to reduce freshwater consumption, particularly through closed-loop cooling systems that can cut usage by up to 70%.
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Thanks to aging infrastructure, up to 60% of treated water can sometimes be lost before it even makes it to customers' faucets. Xylem helps utilities preserve this stressed resource by developing digital monitoring systems that detect leaks, and solutions to disinfect and reuse wastewater. Since 2019, the company says its projects have collectively saved 3.7 billion cubic meters of water and enabled the reuse of 18 billion cubic meters—enough to supply water to 350 million people annually. Recently, Xylem’s work has grabbed the attention of data center developers.
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