There are both specific dangers and indirect consequences of water leakage in a data center. The specific dangers of a water leak include damage to or the destruction of electronic equipment, including servers, storage devices, networking equipment, and power supplies. It can also cause short circuits and fires, which can further damage equipment and lead to catastrophic failure. There is a chance of corrosion on electrical components and wiring that leads to equipment failure and fire hazards. Water damage can also lead to mold growth, which can create health hazards for employees and damage equipment. In certain instances, water can damage the structural integrity of data centers, leading to costly repairs. Some of the indirect consequences of water leaks include downtime caused by the leak which can lead to data loss, which can have a devastating impact on businesses. Downtime and data loss can also lead to financial losses for businesses, including lost revenue, productivity, and customer trust. All of these can lead to damage to a company’s reputation, which could result in lost customers.