BTW in Australia nuclear power is banned. In the 2025 election the opposition leader promised seven nuclear reactors. The first by 2035 and them all by 2050. No private companies were interested in handling it. He lost his seat.
Personally I think the interest in data centers is multi-purpose.
Right, because some railroad in Nebraska is super useful to a start-up in Prague.
Edit: I’m just saying data centers can serve people all over the world.
OK. That's not what "physical scalabilty limits" means, though. You are talking about geographical constraints on customer access, not an inability to indefinitely increase in size.
Right, because some railroad in Nebraska is super useful to a start-up in Prague.
Edit: I’m just saying data centers can serve people all over the world.
We can find new structures of space to fill with data centers, and new ways to keep them cool but ultimately we WILL run into a cube/square cooling problem.OK. That's not what "physical scalabilty limits" means, though. You are talking about geographical constraints on customer access, not an inability to indefinitely increase in size.
Right, because some railroad in Nebraska is super useful to a start-up in Prague.
Edit: I’m just saying data centers can serve people all over the world.
OK. That's not what "physical scalabilty limits" means, though. You are talking about geographical constraints on customer access, not an inability to indefinitely increase in size.
Right, because some railroad in Nebraska is super useful to a start-up in Prague.
Edit: I’m just saying data centers can serve people all over the world.
Personally I think the interest in data centers is multi-purpose.
Right, because some railroad in Nebraska is super useful to a start-up in Prague.
Edit: I’m just saying data centers can serve people all over the world.
First, more data centers means more ability to serve the current AI bullshit. That's less interesting than the fact that...
Upcoming human applications involving digitized existence are going to be coming to fore in the next 5 years and companies also see the need to have hardware available for that.
Finally, the internet and custom-content-on-demand is a HUGE industry offering and it requires a lot of juice to make it go.
People will find something to use this capability for, even if it's not AI...
