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Maybe with fusion, but that's a long ways off. The article talks about a much shorter term, and explicitly mentions current-gen energy tech. As I said in the si
by arcturus17 4y ago
Maybe with fusion, but that's a long ways off. The article talks about a much shorter term, and explicitly mentions current-gen energy tech. As I said in the sibling comment the bills of GPU-based compute do not suggest to me they are trending towards zero, either.
- rapsey 4y agoYup neither of these predictions make sense. No historic parallel and no curent or near future market reality supports it. Even if someone figures out net positive fusion. You still have to build these facilities and they sure as hell are not going to be cheap. Fusion even if possible is highly questionable to ever be cost effective.