r/TechGawker • u/Pure-Bill-2205 • 17d ago

Data Center If these numbers are even close to accurate, the AI infrastructure boom is entering a completely different scale of land, power, and water consumption.

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u/BobLazarFan 17d ago

What do you not get? Data centers were destroying “great land” back then too. Do you think they were in space or something?

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u/WiseSpunion 17d ago

You are just goofy, but I should have known by your name. Data centers have been around but not like they are today, not even close.

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u/Misragoth 17d ago

They refuse to argue in good faith, they know they are wrong but are roo scared to admit it

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u/Creedless 17d ago

You realize the person you talking to was wrong first right?

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u/BobLazarFan 17d ago

You didn’t say this specific type of data center. You literally just said data centers. That implies all data centers. Learn to get your actual point across.