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Oregon-based startup Panthalassa is developing floating AI data centers powered by wave energy. The 85-meter-long system uses seawater to cool AI chips while turbines generate electricity from ocean waves. A prototype called Ocean-2 is already being tested off the coast of Washington, with AI data transmitted through SpaceX's Starlink network.

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Ryan Tyre 🇺🇸1 month ago

Somali pirates: "I am the AI master now" 👀

Stephen McLean1 month ago

Next up, these floating data centers are the cause of ocean warming...

Ferdinand Fourie1 month ago

Lets raise the ocean temperature further. Great idea.

Nathan1 month ago

This will heat the oceans and have devastating environmental impact.

Cthulhubeard1 month ago

"so, you are gonna put millions of dollars of gold, and other precious booty, floating out in the water, unattended..."

Dennis1 month ago

Trying to be environmentally friendly while warming the ocean directly. Nice.

zarth.dev1 month ago

I am wondering if it is causing some damage to marine ecosystems or not.

Alex Steryous1 month ago

Harnessing oceanic power is a difficult engineering problem Saltwater corrosion, biofouling, extreme storms, and powerful forces require heavily over-engineered, expensive structures that still face high failure and maintenance risks. Access for repairs is weather-dependent and costly.

Dr. h.c. Andreas Ludwig Kalcker1 month ago

Another bullshit idea for stupid investors. Every single try to create energy from waves or the ocean have been a nightmare due to corrosion.

Casey1 month ago

-sigh- the thing all these ocean deployed systems fail to recognize is the harshness of the ocean environment and the amount of maintenance and refurb needed to keep them from destruction.

Andre William Duval1 month ago

Data centers are being used to train superintelligent AIs to replace humans everywhere. Environmentally sound data centers - if that what these are supposed to be - are just a smoother path to extinction. They are chocolate-flavored arsenic.

Will Tygart1 month ago

Brilliant! Meanwhile I'm over here vibe coding a cool button connected to obsidian that orders door dash...

Xalmon1 month ago

The issue is, they wouldn’t generate enough electricity to power a very big GPU.

Kevin1 month ago

👀

Scapes1 month ago

Maybe they can attach a mine to it and send it to the Hormuz straight 🤪

Gigi B1 month ago

Mother Nature finally getting equity in the compute boom

♰1 month ago

@ekpodar There have been so many complaints about water usage that they just started putting the data centers in the water

Danny 🐣1 month ago

boiling the oceans will reach a whole new meaning soon 😅

Scott Dinger1 month ago

Will anyone be surprised when it’s perfected that the whale humpers and “red skins” bitch about their spirit animals suffering and halt it from ever becoming realized??

Nick1 month ago

How many of these things would need to be floating around the ocean with long ass cords connecting to mainland, ugh.

Lorenzo Villa1 month ago

@nselmi @AleMas2100 time for you to launch Tamaladissa

VeyrAshka1 month ago

force open source ocean vessels must install to account for social impacts cuz thar be scammers cap’n but also net benefits send data to Starmind while harnessing wave, solar and SMRs think of the good we do compounding this system. Wars are cancelled. Back to your corners.

DiscoCowboy1 month ago

This just seems completely idiotic from the start. Let's fill the surrounding coastlines with giant floating balls said no one ever.

Jessica Queenann1 month ago

@TherealCurtJ If they could pull it off, wouldn't this be better than putting them near population centers?

Convexity🟦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧1 month ago

intriguing idea, but my quick back of the envelope calculation tells me it's implausible these systems can generate anywhere near enough electrical power to power even a modest data center.

いしかわひさし1 month ago

@shamilsh 水が動く経路の清掃のメカニズムがどうなっているのかな。貝類や藻類は強烈。フジツボ対策に船底塗装も一年毎に塗り直すらしい。パイプ状になってるなら、なお難しいと思うが…

George Will1 month ago

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kaiser1 month ago

KIYAMET ALAMETİ KURAN I KERİMDE GEÇEN AYET "DENİZLER KAYNATILDIĞINDA" 😲😲😲 SUBHANALLAH.

Larry DeGala1 month ago

this innovation will never be implemented because A.I. founders are only interested in making the buucuu bucks and be a bunch of cheap skates!

J.A.1 month ago

The vibe product development have gone too far.

Beltfedshooters1 month ago

I'm sure the fish will be thrilled by the humming noise.

SpaceBob1 month ago

Good luck🤣

AshmanRoonz1 month ago

Cool the chips with sea water and warm the sea water more than we already want it?

Atomic Alchemist1 month ago

Why?

Gautier Bonnemaison1 month ago

Please do not make people slaves

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