Gradiant wins major water contract for hyperscale data centre in UK

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Gradiant will design and deliver a water treatment facility for one of the world’s foremost AI and cloud infrastructure providers, ensuring reliable cooling operations while reducing water use and environmental impact. Photo: Gradiant

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BOSTON, Massachusetts, United States (US): Gradiant, a global leader in advanced water and wastewater solutions, has been awarded a contract to design and deliver a water treatment facility for a hyperscale data centre in Didcot, Oxfordshire, in the United Kingdom (UK).

The project will support one of the world’s foremost AI and cloud infrastructure providers and is being developed on the site of a former power station.

As data centre growth accelerates, water is becoming a defining constraint on where and how data centres can be built and scaled.

Operators are increasingly seeking partners who can ensure reliable water performance across the entire site.

Gradiant will deliver an integrated solution covering treatment, recycling, and zero liquid discharge. The system is designed to ensure reliable cooling operations while reducing water use and environmental impact.

The project underscores Gradiant’s Site-Wide Peace of Mind approach, taking full ownership of water performance across the entire facility.

Rather than treating water as a standalone utility, Gradiant delivers comprehensive water management, integrating treatment, reuse, and operational reliability into a single, accountable partner.

This approach reduces risk, simplifies operations, and ensures consistent performance in increasingly resource-constrained environments.

“This project reflects how we combine deep regional expertise with Gradiant’s global technology platform to deliver critical infrastructure with confidence,” said Managing Director of Gradiant Europe, Philipp Sausele.

“Our teams understand the local regulatory, environmental, and operational landscape, while leveraging proven solutions deployed worldwide. That balance of global strength and local focus is what enables us to execute reliably at scale.”

“AI is driving one of the largest infrastructure buildouts in history, and water is quickly becoming the limiting factor,” said Gradiant’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Prakash Govindan.

“At Gradiant, we are building the water backbone for the next generation of industry. This project reflects our strategy to partner with leading infrastructure players to deliver resilient, sustainable solutions where reliability is non-negotiable.”

This project further strengthens Gradiant’s role at the intersection of water and AI infrastructure, where performance, sustainability, and reliability are essential to success.

Gradiant serves its clients’ mission-critical operations in the world’s essential industries, including semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, lithium and critical minerals, and renewable energy.

It provides a full suite of differentiated and proprietary end-to-end solutions for advanced water and wastewater treatment powered by the top minds in water.

Gradiant’s innovative solutions reduce water used and wastewater discharged, reclaim valuable resources, and renew wastewater into freshwater.

The Boston-headquartered company was founded at MIT and has over 1,400 employees worldwide.

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