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I guess it depends what you mean by "waste heat". I consider the waste heat as the "extra" heat/energy on top of the heat moved. But even if you consider all th
by shawkinaw 6y ago
I guess it depends what you mean by "waste heat". I consider the waste heat as the "extra" heat/energy on top of the heat moved. But even if you consider all the heat as waste heat, calling 30% more "far" more seems like an exaggeration.
- MrGilbert 6y agoDepends on the reference. If the underwater datacenter produces only e.g. 3% atop, 30% is still "far more". But without scientific sources, these are only wild speculations.