nomadpete Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago It's time we discussed this issue. Although there is a rumbling in the media, there is little factual background. Do we need them? If so, why, and what is the cost/benefit analysis. Is there a power supply problem? If so, what is the plan to mitigate it. Is there a cooling/heat/water problem? If so, what is the plan for mitigation.
old man emu Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Good questions, but I think the fiorst to be answwered is: Who owns them? It seems to me that they are owned by a couple of American super companies. What happens if the US empire collapses? Already Europe is creating it own digital monetery transfer system that will reduce reliance on Visa and Master Card. What would happen to global communication if the US companies collapse? Tjhe world is so integrated into the Internet that one can hardly do anything without interacting with it. That's my possible red herring thrown into the discussion, but would the next person deal with Nomad's points, please?
facthunter Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago It's every Australians right to KNOW al about these contentious DATA centres and their Ginomouse energy requirements. Nev
nomadpete Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Yes, I forgot the most important question.... WHO PAYS for this infrastructure, and who owns it, and who pays its maintenance and who pays for constant upgrades.
Jerry_Atrick Posted just now Posted just now As with everything, ultimately the consumer and more broadly, the general population ends up carrying the costs
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