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I've seen a few videos with the audible whine heard from people's houses even super far away from these datacenters. Guess we'll see in a few years whether they
by SayThatSh 7mo ago
I've seen a few videos with the audible whine heard from people's houses even super far away from these datacenters. Guess we'll see in a few years whether they were worth building in the first place or whether they end up abandoned once the bubble bursts.
- iamtheworstdev 7mo agoI assume once the bubble bursts they'll be turned into power supplies for bitcoin miners
- catlikesshrimp 7mo agoHopefully not, but they expect that scenario. For those as ignorant as me, I started reading this https://cointelegraph.com/features/the-last-bitcoin-btc-mine https://cointelegraph.com/features/the-last-bitcoin-btc-mine They expect transaction fees will overtake minting earnings.
- thepryz 7mo agoI saw more than one video about datacenter noise that were clearly crypto mining. There are some questionable designs leveraging shipping containers and what sound like a lot of 120mm fans.
- Imustaskforhelp 7mo agoThese AI datacenters generally have invested quite a lot in Nvidia Chips and completely high end hardware by having DDR5 Chips etc. And even more than that, the largest things for these things is how to supply enough water properly and water-cooling systems which aren't required in traditional systems. They also are very conditional and spike the grid up and down with their use cases slowing the grid. If the bubble bursts, which it will, It's hard to justify the billions of dollars spent on AI specific datacenters for essentially the bricks and mortars. I don't think that its very sound decision that they were worth building, it might make some compensation but not enough, in my opinion.