The Silver Creek Water Corporation has deployed technology from Xylem’s Sensus brand to remotely manage meters, prevent water loss and save costs.

Using advanced digital technology, the city of Hot Springs has reduced non-revenue water loss from 44% to 24%. Learn how.

Faced with aging infrastructure, the city now uses advanced metering infrastructure to proactively detect leaks and send immediate alerts to customers.

UltraFacility 2025 highlighted how ultrapure water (UPW) strategy in semiconductor manufacturing is evolving. As chip production scales and process complexity increases, manufacturers are balancing tighter purity requirements with higher reuse rates and shifting source water conditions. Maintaining stable water quality, protecting yield, and designing resilient systems are now central priorities as facilities scale to support AI-driven growth.

Xylem’s Ann Perreault explains why water is becoming a defining factor in how data center projects are planned and delivered.

A wastewater treatment plant in Greer, South Carolina, piloted nanobubble technology to reduce winter foaming and heavy chemical use.

How utilities and industries are strengthening water security through water reuse, resilient infrastructure, and smart water technologies.

Water is essential to reliable power in the AI era. Xylem’s Kishor Nayar explains the link between AI growth, electricity demand and water systems.

Three Xylem experts share how they are strengthening water security through innovation, policy, and community partnerships.

When new nitrogen discharge limits impacted compliance at 300 wastewater treatment plants across their network, Beijing Enterprises Water Group (BEWG) turned to Xylem to validate and scale high-precision nitrate and ammonia analyzers. Three Xylem experts share how a successful pilot — and a coordinated customer-first team effort — unlocked bulk deployment across hundreds of sites.

A Texas satellite manufacturer reuses 95% of process water and saves $30M with Xylem’s zero liquid discharge system and digital monitoring.

Romanian utility ApaVital uses Xylem Vue to cut water losses, improve leak detection and strengthen water security for more than 500,000 people.

How Los Angeles’ Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant uses advanced water reuse to protect groundwater and build water resilience.

How industrial operators across Europe are approaching water reuse in practice. Q&A with Xylem’s Verónica García Molina, Sr. Director, High Growth Verticals

As phosphorus limits tighten across the UK, wastewater utilities are turning to proven, scalable treatment solutions to protect water quality and plan for growth. At its Knostrop Wastewater Treatment Works, Yorkshire Water adopted Xylem’s innovative CoMag™ ballasted clarification technology to meet stricter discharge requirements while increasing treatment capacity and improving operational efficiency.

Innovative water projects demonstrate how advanced technology can transform the way communities, industries and institutions manage water.

Sazerac’s Northwest Ordinance Distilling facility upgraded its inherited wastewater system with Xylem’s anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) technology.

Industrial water reuse is entering a new phase – one where smarter treatment approaches help companies manage risk, reduce costs, and stay productive.

As phosphorus limits tighten, Severn Trent shows how Xylem’s CoMag™ helps UK plants meet strict targets, protect rivers and upgrade treatment affordably.

Lake County Lake Lovers, a volunteer initiative in Illinois, is using Xylem’s water quality monitoring technology and expertise to assess local lakes.

The Great Lakes Water Authority is using Xylem’s Pipediver® technology to proactively inspect and protect a critical transmission main.

How preventative maintenance programs provide utilities with a way to stay ahead of issues instead of just reacting to emergencies.

Xylem veterans share how the skills they honed during their military service, from problem-solving to rapid response, help them tackle water challenges.

Aurora, Colorado, is meeting the challenges of aging water infrastructure and rapid growth with digital tools that improve performance and service.