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minus-squareshamelesslinkfedilink22•1 month agoRemember when people were rightly upset about the power usage of bitcoin, I’d love to know collectively how much tech companies are using in comparison to produce this slop.
minus-square@Flip@lemmy.blahaj.zonelinkfedilink6•1 month agoI don’t have a source for numbers, but I’ve read a handful headlines about tech companies building nuclear reactors for their datacenters.
minus-square@Flip@lemmy.blahaj.zonelinkfedilink6•1 month agoNot to say that they’re somehow clean, more so that the energy demand is insane enough to warrant considerations like this
minus-square@Ledericas@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish2•1 month agoIf they are willing to spend billions and years to build one, and even longer to bring it up to regulation, not in this administration though
Remember when people were rightly upset about the power usage of bitcoin, I’d love to know collectively how much tech companies are using in comparison to produce this slop.
I don’t have a source for numbers, but I’ve read a handful headlines about tech companies building nuclear reactors for their datacenters.
Not to say that they’re somehow clean, more so that the energy demand is insane enough to warrant considerations like this
If they are willing to spend billions and years to build one, and even longer to bring it up to regulation, not in this administration though