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OpenAI CFO addresses data center electricity, water and noiseMachine translation

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In a CNBC interview, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said the company had promised never to raise customers’ electricity bills. She said a large data center typically uses water equivalent to about two Olympic swimming pools and described discussions in Georgia about a 300-foot berm to control noise. These are her responses to community concerns, not independently verified impact figures.

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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on CNBC. "> We at OpenAI, have promised we will never raise your electricity bill. In fact, often working with utilities, we can help invest in that grid. > Number 2 is water. When you look at a large data center footprint, it's usually about 2 Olympic swimming pool size worth of water, which we truck in. And then it's like a car radiator. It doesn't really get lost. In fact, most of the water is for the people working in those data centers, and those are good jobs. > And then the 3rd thing people are worried about is noise. I was just in Georgia 2 weeks ago talking to the community about how we would build a 300-foot high berm around the data center to be able to control noise. But what else?" (full link of the interview in comment. )
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