This is different than what Microsoft did a few years back right? Technically they had an 'underwater data center' but I think it was just some reinforced shipping containers that they lowered into the ocean for a year or whatever before deciding it wasn't a workable solution due to various factors like corrosion and inaccessibility.
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this seems far better thought out
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FuckBigTech347 - 1mon
I would love to see how they did the entire cooling system.
My guess is they're probably pumping the sea water through a couple of radiators inside each cabin and have fans blowing across them to keep the air cool inside.
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In a first, China launches commercial underwater data centre to power data future
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3328063/china-launches-worlds-first-commercial-underwater-data-centre-hainanThis is different than what Microsoft did a few years back right? Technically they had an 'underwater data center' but I think it was just some reinforced shipping containers that they lowered into the ocean for a year or whatever before deciding it wasn't a workable solution due to various factors like corrosion and inaccessibility.
this seems far better thought out
I would love to see how they did the entire cooling system. My guess is they're probably pumping the sea water through a couple of radiators inside each cabin and have fans blowing across them to keep the air cool inside.