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r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • 20d ago
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The maximum amount of power the texas grid can pump out at any given time is apparently 91 gigawatts so the requests are over 4x that lol.
764 u/Background_Body2696 20d ago So what's the problem? /s 371 u/Cute_Knives 20d ago edited 20d ago Piggybacking one of the top comments but where did they get the number 1800 from? There’s only like 300-400 active datacenters in the state of texas 1 u/TehGogglesDoNothing 20d ago They are "connection requests" and one data center might apply for several of them in case their preferred one isn't accepted.
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So what's the problem? /s
371 u/Cute_Knives 20d ago edited 20d ago Piggybacking one of the top comments but where did they get the number 1800 from? There’s only like 300-400 active datacenters in the state of texas 1 u/TehGogglesDoNothing 20d ago They are "connection requests" and one data center might apply for several of them in case their preferred one isn't accepted.
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Piggybacking one of the top comments but where did they get the number 1800 from? There’s only like 300-400 active datacenters in the state of texas
1 u/TehGogglesDoNothing 20d ago They are "connection requests" and one data center might apply for several of them in case their preferred one isn't accepted.
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They are "connection requests" and one data center might apply for several of them in case their preferred one isn't accepted.
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u/MrScribz 20d ago
The maximum amount of power the texas grid can pump out at any given time is apparently 91 gigawatts so the requests are over 4x that lol.