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It's not a real issue, but it's truthy enough to generate real opposition to datacenter buildout and catalyze AI hate. So definitionally avoiding it from the ge
by welferkj 1y ago
It's not a real issue, but it's truthy enough to generate real opposition to datacenter buildout and catalyze AI hate. So definitionally avoiding it from the get-go might end up being worth it.
- sanex 1y agoIt really depends where they get the water. If they're pumping an aquifer fry and doing evaporative cooling they could be just boiling an entire areas water source. If they could figure out how to use salt water it'd be ideal.
- Geee 1y agoJust run your closed loop cooling through a heat exchanger in sea water. They probably do something like this already.
- itintheory 11mo agoYes, pouring more heat into the already warming oceans is surely a safe plan.
- Geee 11mo agoThe added heat is so minuscule that it doesn't have any effect on the temperature of the ocean.
- sanex 11mo agoI think they prefer to use evaporative cooling though.