Microsoft takes liquid cooling to another level

Microsoft sinks data centers for lower cost cooling
bbc.com/news/technology-44368813

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Seems dumb, why do they need to put it on the bottom of the sea where they can't access or repair it?

Uh. They can access it for repairs with a vacuum connection? Think how does the rocket ships dock on the ISS? Same principle.

Because retarded "green IT" milenials who want to "save" the world by e-mobility and smart technology.

So they'd use something like a DSRV to access it? Seems simpler to just surface it with a crane

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Or even make it a sub itself and just surface it whenever needed

Imagine a future civilization digging this up in 10000 years

Er, no. It says right in the article that once it breaks it can't be repaired.

Will it boil the ocean?

eventualy.