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Then they get seized by literal pirates
Yeah, not being unter the authority of any state also means not being under the protection of any state.
enjoy running millions of dollars of sensitive equipment in salty air
plastic bags are not unknown technology.
Famously good at allowing airflow for cooling
Look, I get that you’re trying to be funny more so than accurate, but we’re already doing sea based servers and they work fine.
Some datacentres are already run under the water, this shouldn’t be too different.
Fresh water not salt water silly
no very much salt water I’m afraid.
Since 2015, several data centers have been submerged underwater in both the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean. The first underwater data center was deployed by Microsoft into the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of California, through an experiment called Project Natick, with Phase 1 being a vessel carrying 1 rack, containing 24 servers.
- The company might not even be real
- What government would just allow their product to be sold in it’s country? Tariffs come to mind immediately.
They and their buyers likely wouldn’t care about what a government allows
Also 3. How long until some enterprising individual with a boat acquires several thousand fancy new graphics cards they found floating at sea?
Idk I don’t think somebody would invest that much into a niche gray market AI solution. Commercial acceptance would be more valuable.
And good point on 3.
But will it run Crysis?
You mean Alan Wake II?
True, but that one is just sloppy optimization, whereas Crysis really did push the envelope.
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