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NinjaZ @infosec.pub

1mo ago

A massive Wyoming data center will soon use 5x more power than the state's human occupants - but no one knows who is using it

www.techradar.com

OpenAI might be building its biggest AI fortress in Wyoming—and it's making the grid nervous

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TanteRegenbogen @feddit.org

1mo ago

Datacenter in Wyoming going to pull 10 GW in fossile energy

www.techradar.com /pro/a-massive-wyoming-data-center-will-soon-use-5x-more-power-than-the-states-human-occupants-and-no-one-knows-who-is-using-it

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BrikoX @lemmy.zip

1mo ago

A massive Wyoming data center will soon use 5x more power than the state's human occupants

www.techradar.com /pro/a-massive-wyoming-data-center-will-soon-use-5x-more-power-than-the-states-human-occupants-and-no-one-knows-who-is-using-it

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Sunshine (she/her) @piefed.ca

1mo ago

OpenAI might be building its biggest AI fortress in Wyoming—and it's making the grid nervous

www.techradar.com /pro/a-massive-wyoming-data-center-will-soon-use-5x-more-power-than-the-states-human-occupants-and-no-one-knows-who-is-using-it

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What a dumpster fire of a website.
- https://archive.is/StZjb
My bet is Palantir, not OpenAI...
¯(ツ)/¯
Don't worry. The power will be provided by imaginary nuclear reactors.
because the future occupant of the data center has not been named.
It's not thay "no one knows" but that information simply haven't been disclosed.
Maybe it generates AI porn.
- At least it’s something positive.
dense, rack-mounted workstationconfigurations
Usually I don’t think of workstations as being rack mounted.
- The classic definition of workstation is “immensely powerful, probably tweaked single user production computer”, which can of course be racked and remotely accessed, but we’re talking late 90s then.

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