alt Hacker NewsU.S. can also do closed loop liquid cooling, though. No?
With drycoolers or chillers, you can pump out enormous amount of heat energy out of water, even in hot climates.
U.S. can also do closed loop liquid cooling, though. No?
With drycoolers or chillers, you can pump out enormous amount of heat energy out of water, even in hot climates.
Maybe, my point is that there's a lot of misinformation, misdirection and noise on this on default assuming everyone builds datacenters like the hottest parts of the US.
Datacenters will always be efficiency driven, and that includes putting them in places that need less heating, less energy/power, etc.
There's probably interests in datacenters that might not want attention going to other locations that might be more viable than the ones they have.