Data center uses its waste heat to warm public pool, saving $24,000 per year
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AndronETalksNews
Techspot
By Rob Thubron
As reported by Datacenter Dynamics, UK startup Deep Green’s 28kW system runs a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster for cloud customers looking to use its computing resources.
The system, which the BBC describes as washing-machine size, is located at Exmouth Leisure Centre swimming pool and has 12 four-CPU cards. It is used for AI training and machine learning workloads, though Deep Green CEO Mark Bjornsgaard says it could be used for cloud services and video rendering in the future.
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