Are you sure thats not a picture of the upcomming RTX 7090 TI
saw temperatures at the bottom of the boreholes reach 375 degrees Fahrenheit (191 C)
Why is it so hot there at only 2km deep?
Could be near a volcanic area.
I do appreciate Google listing the carbon consumption per GCP datacenter when deploying a new workload. It allows customers to make low carbon choices for compute.
I assume the Paris value is only that low when their nuclear plants aren't shut, down like basically all of '23
I mean, instead of mining Uran, refining it, bother with toxic waste in each step, why not harness the power of natural radioactive decay?
Btw, weren't effective MASER drills invented a short while ago?
Are you sure thats not a picture of the upcomming RTX 7090 TI
Why is it so hot there at only 2km deep?
Could be near a volcanic area.
I do appreciate Google listing the carbon consumption per GCP datacenter when deploying a new workload. It allows customers to make low carbon choices for compute.
I assume the Paris value is only that low when their nuclear plants aren't shut, down like basically all of '23
I mean, instead of mining Uran, refining it, bother with toxic waste in each step, why not harness the power of natural radioactive decay?
Btw, weren't effective MASER drills invented a short while ago?
This idea rocks. Muhahahaha