>Microsoft shifted from outside air cooling to adiabatic cooling, where air is blown over screens soaked with water in the walls of the datacenter to create coo

>Microsoft shifted from outside air cooling to adiabatic cooling, where air is blown over screens soaked with water in the walls of the datacenter to create cool air through evaporation of the water. I was wondering about that sentence, isn't humidifying air a bit problematic in a datacenter? Computers and water usually don't get along that well..