Downloadable Visuals

Images people can use when explaining data centers.

These visuals are designed for public meetings, classroom slides, handouts, newsletters, and plain-language conversations about data centers, power, water, AI infrastructure, jobs, and community review.

These images are educational illustrations, not engineering drawings or project-specific renderings. Use them to explain concepts, then pair them with local project facts when discussing a specific proposal.

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Educational illustration of a modern data center campus with power and cooling infrastructure Overview

Modern data center campus

A general visual for explaining that data centers include buildings, utility infrastructure, cooling equipment, network connections, and people.

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Educational illustration of closed-loop or dry data center cooling equipment Lower Water Cooling

Closed-loop / dry cooling

A visual for explaining lower-water cooling designs where heat is rejected through sealed loops and dry cooler equipment.

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Educational cutaway illustration of data center cooling flow from server heat to outdoor cooling equipment Water & Cooling

Evaporative cooling concept

A classroom-friendly visual for explaining systems where water may be used to help reject heat through evaporation.

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Educational illustration of electricity moving from power infrastructure through a substation to a data center Power & Grid

Power grid path

A public-meeting visual for explaining generation, transmission, substations, transformers, and data center electrical service.

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Educational illustration of community members, city officials, students, and technicians discussing a data center project People & Cities

Community review and careers

A visual for conversations about local review, city planning, school learning, skilled trades, technicians, and community questions.

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Suggested uses

Public meetings

Use the overview, power, and community images to explain project review questions without technical jargon.

Classroom lessons

Use the cooling and campus images to help students connect internet services, AI, power, cooling, and real-world infrastructure.

Newsletters and handouts

Use visuals alongside short explanations about what communities should ask before approving or rejecting a project.