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Then you’re dealing with a lot of labor to do the switches (and arrange sales of used equipment), plus capital float costs while you do it. It can make sense a
by lazide 10mo ago
Then you’re dealing with a lot of labor to do the switches (and arrange sales of used equipment), plus capital float costs while you do it.
It can make sense at a certain scale, but it’s a non trivial amount of cost and effort for potentially marginal returns.
- pixl97 9mo agoBuilding a new data center and getting power takes years to double your capacity. Swapping out out a rack that is twice as fast takes very little time in comparison.
- lazide 9mo agoHuh? What does your statements have to do with what I’m saying? I’m just pointing out changing it out at 5 years is likely cheaper than at 3 years.