A proposed US-backed artificial intelligence manufacturing hub in Clark, Philippines, is raising concerns over its significant water requirements. Officials revealed at a Senate hearing the facility could require 65 to 90 million liters of water daily. This demand surpasses the current capacity of New Clark City’s water system by a factor of three. The massive water needs are prompting discussions about infrastructure development and sustainability. Questions remain regarding the source of this water and the potential impact on existing water resources. The project’s viability hinges on securing a reliable and sufficient water supply. Further investigation into the environmental and logistical aspects is anticipated.