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Established AI field signal Development 11d ago
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The Truth About AI’s Water Use

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Will Oremus Damon Beres Matteo Wong

“Do data centers really use exorbitant amounts of water? The answer is "it depends" in about 10 different ways. (Unlike electricity, to which the answer is an unambiguous "yes.") Here's a lucid and helpful explanation: www.theatlantic.com/technology/2... by …”

“Over three years of reporting on data centers' energy consumption/emissions, I've tried to steer clear of water concerns because they are about a zillion times thornier than the already immensely complex topic of energy. But when the going gets tough... www…”

Primary source theatlantic.com ↗
Established AI field signal Analysis 10d ago
Silicon Valley lost its biggest advantage essay

Silicon Valley Has Lost Its Biggest Advantage

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Matteo Wong

“The logical conclusion of the AI race is OpenAI gets into HVAC as its primary business and Google starts hydraulic fracturing. Some version of this is already well under way www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...”

Primary source theatlantic.com ↗