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It's good press but they hardly have a business model - I assumed they would have a platform or API to access uniform edge computing stuff. I asked about our l
by mattbee 4y ago
It's good press but they hardly have a business model - I assumed they would have a platform or API to access uniform edge computing stuff.
I asked about our local pool which has just had a boiler failure and is raising money to avoid closure.
"The key unlock for any individual project is workloads - we can't fit units and give the heat away for free without businesses using the cloud services the servers provide or hosting their own servers with us. If you have any businesses in your network, large or small, who can migrate their existing computing needs onto Deep Green Kit - we would love to speak to them."
I don't even understand who in the UK would be commissioning colo on a small, local scale like this, let alone the practicalities of working in a data centre where your server comes out wet.
- chrismatheson 4y agoI would have expected that the small pool wouldn't get into the hosting game, its more that they allow use of their space in exchange for heat. Then Deep Green amalgamate these DC's into a cloud and do the part of finding customers & workloads. DG get cheaper DC costs, Pools get heat in exchange for space.