DeepGreen Proposes Two Underwater Data Centers Powered by Tidal Turbines

November 4, 2026

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DeepGreen has submitted a proposal to federal regulators for two underwater data centers in the U.S. that will utilize tidal turbines for power. This project aims to leverage marine energy, potentially setting a precedent for future data center developments. InfraSale's audience should monitor how this innovative approach impacts energy consumption and environmental regulations.

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