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yes, but why not pour even more $ in those then since if it's cheaper = you get more kw for the same $?
by Moldoteck 2y ago
yes, but why not pour even more $ in those then since if it's cheaper = you get more kw for the same $?
- Arnt 2y agoSpreading your bets is considered sensible.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> why not pour even more $ in those then since if it's cheaper = you get more kw for the same $? Law of diminishing marginal returns: you don’t. You either need to pay a premium for expedited delivery or eat the time value of delays.
- cartoonworld 2y ago"Everybody" doesn't say solar, wind, or batteries is cheaper than nuclear. The question of what is "cheaper" at any given time isn't really relevant at this scale -- its cheap. Price and availability of electricity and power is more or less global, however datacenter customers are in the situation where they need to power a city with electricity in a location where there is neither an existing city nor its generation capactiy.