r/datacenter • • 9h ago

Data Barges.....

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u/Acceptable-Donut-517 9h ago

they do that already with some experiments, but salt water is nasty for cooling equipment, corrodes everything super fast. you need whole separate loop with fresh water anyway so the barge idea just moves the problem, not solve it

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u/HostLanky8804 9h ago

But if Ai is so rapid.. it can figure it out fast

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u/Malcolm_Y 8h ago

Part of the problem with what you're proposing is the speed of light. The center of the country would suffer latency.

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u/Comfortable-Ant-7324 9h ago

They're*

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u/HostLanky8804 9h ago

Last thing that matters is late night irrelevant grammer....js

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u/b3542 8h ago

Grammar is never irrelevant.

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u/Elbludo 5h ago

Yes the only two places that have data centers, United States and China, indeed.

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u/HostLanky8804 1h ago

Once again sarcasm doesn't solve shit. The 2 top players in the game i was discussing. Your part of the problem

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u/Elbludo 1h ago

I couldn't comprehend anything you said so I assumed you're American given your horrendous grammar

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u/HostLanky8804 1h ago

Go back to your parents basement, dont waste my time. Everyday lost is another day the opponent gains. Worry about Grammer lol ya focus on that loser

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u/Elbludo 1h ago

Lmao basement, yeah buddy every house has one worldwide sure. Even your insults are shallow 😭

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u/HostLanky8804 1h ago

Ok ESL...

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u/HostLanky8804 1h ago

Ok...look for a basement in Florida...funny ...maybe Tennessee if ya have enough dynamite ..limestone usually an issue. Back on task squirrel. Come up with a solution to the question posed.

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u/HostLanky8804 9h ago

Well my community is ignorant as in not my backyard.. you either have the d. Center or tou dont and if China has it it's unregulated. ...

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u/HostLanky8804 9h ago

They have been working on desalination plats for decaces...

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u/b3542 9h ago

What?

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u/HostLanky8804 9h ago

Ai can definitely excelarate it ...

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u/Flamboyatron 7h ago

That's not how AI works. Unless it's a fictional world, which is where I think you live.