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I imagine it's bad for the energy minimization (or uptime maximization) function if the environmental control system goes down.
by tdaltonc 10y ago
I imagine it's bad for the energy minimization (or uptime maximization) function if the environmental control system goes down.
- Godel_unicode 10y agoThat's a solid point, determining it's own cost/benefit curve would be really interesting. I find it comforting that even our soon-to-be robot overlords will have performance goals and yearly reviews with management.
- joe_the_user 10y agoEven more, if each data center runs more or less cpu-cycles depending on energy allocated to it and the algorithm does worse or better depending on how many cpu-cycles it gets, it could learn heuristically that it a certain data center happens to be associated with the algorithm running more effectively. I think that would require the algorithm running in real time. In batch/learning mode, the algorithm would just take more or less time to complete with power not being a factor.