For context, the California almond industry employs over a hundred thousand people, produces about 80% of the entire world almond supply, and extends over a million acres where that water use supports not only the trees themselves but tens of billions of pollinators (domesticated and wild) and other wildlife.
To make data-center water use look comparatively minor, you have to resort to comparing one processing plant employing maybe a dozen people to an entire industry employing ten thousand times as many (and getting a much broader spectrum of benefits out of its water use).
That just highlights how exceptionally wasteful the data-center model is.