Converted jet engines supply power to data centers
Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 10:00 · Updated 11:28

Reports describe old or converted jet engines being used to power data centers. One report specifies that an xAI facility in Mississippi uses eight turbines and notes emissions-related health risks.
- A report describes old, polluting jet engines being scavenged to power data centers.
- A report says an xAI data center in Mississippi uses eight converted jet-engine turbines as a power source.
- The report on the Mississippi site says the turbines produce carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds, which it describes as known health risks.
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- An xAI data center in Mississippi
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- Eight converted jet-engine turbines
- Emissions named
- Carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds
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