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What if we stopped calling them data centers? Samo Burja: "Consider why do we talk about data centers, not supercomputers?" "A data center in my hometown that sounds like someone's gonna steal my data. I don't feel like I have any opportunities." "A supercomputing center in my hometown? Suddenly...

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Petervor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja credit where credit is due, "MTS" (Monitoring The Situation) is good branding nice job, yall 👏

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Caleb Lindgrenvor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja In my local communities, the biggest piece of kickback I hear is “water consumption”

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Red Flag AIvor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja rebranding data centers as "supercomputers" is a political move to sell communities on towers that bring few local jobs.

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Paul Marinvor 4 Monaten

@DanielleFong @SamoBurja What in God’s name is that fucking mustache? Unwatchable sadly.

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Burning Tokensvor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja You’re not going to get a job in a supercomputer or data center.

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44ronvor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja We should be calling them what they’ll actually be used for. Surveillance centers!

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Jeff-Edgevor 3 Monaten

@SamoBurja Call 'em Universal Basic Inference

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Nikola Vladak Jr.vor 4 Monaten

@SamoBurja

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