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Open source datacenters and open source thinking will undo self-inflicted DC damage

Denial and distraction have served the bit barn barons very badly. Wise up

Open source datacenters and open source thinking will undo self-inflicted DC damage

Datacenters have become symbols of environmental destruction and AI concerns. The industry has been opaque and misleading about their energy consumption, making it impossible for individuals and policymakers to make informed decisions. Trust can only be built with reliable data from datacenter operators. Instead of promising solutions like nuclear power or fusion, the industry must focus on immediate, reliable sources of energy.

Floating datacenters powered by tidal and wave generators offer a more sustainable solution, as they utilize abundant resources and advanced technology. This approach avoids the complexity of offshore energy projects and can be easily maintained or replaced. Datacenters should embrace openness to foster trust and drive sustainable progress in supporting AI advancements.

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