With AI deployments continuing to increase, US data center energy grew at an increasing rate, hitting 176TWh by 2023, representing 4.4 percent of total US electricity consumption
With AI deployments continuing to increase, US data center energy grew at an increasing rate, hitting 176TWh by 2023, representing 4.4 percent of total US electricity consumption
And an AFD guy just like Musk and Vance
The interesting thing about the cancer funds is that it was being “held” in the Senate after passage by Rand Paul.
There were provisions of the CR that didn’t strictly have to do with government funding. This is not unusual as these are attached so Congress doesn’t have to consider each separately under the rules. Some of them didn’t make the final bill (also not unusual). They will no doubt either find their way on other bills or as standalone.
Louis Pasteur - pretty smart guy
When you pasteurize milk, you increase heat for a period of time that kills viruses and bacteria in the milk.
Watching it go down in flames
Note: Strikes are supposed to be disruptive
Next thing you know some innocent dweeb will get a bullet through his aluminum Cessna cockpit.
Ever been to Manhattan?
Manhattan has the world’s largest concentration of FIRE (Financial, Insurance, Real Estate) employees
First of all, where is Rand Paul’s neighbor now that we need him?
Secondly, Elmo would be no more successful than Johnson. Which is to say not successful at all.
Viruses have been around since humans and will continue to be. We can improve our observation of them by getting close to their origin so we can prepare for them. Viruses can orginate anywhere, including the US. China, with its huge population is an exceptional breeding ground.
Removed by mod
Pandemics and Trump go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Hmmmmm. The first thing to remember is the only thing SS7 does is signal. No call processing. Also, the network control of SS7 is isolated, with only links to the processor (STP) being the exchanges themselves. You can simulate SS7 to the exchange which will cause a call setup to the exchange. But, that is a hack into the local exchange and not really SS7. Anyway, it would seem to me to be more work than worth.
SS7 is a signaling protocol. It does specific things between exchanges. For example, you make a long distance call…before you input the last four numbers, SS7 has signaled the end office that a call is to be setup. As the last four numbers are dialed, the connection is interrogated and if free completes the connection, hello. But if it’s busy, SS7 signals back to your office to activate its tone generator to produce a busy signal. Magic. Very little resources are used. Knew a guy who was very good in SS7 and he claimed he could do some shit.
True, but this time they admitted it.
Funny guys, but it’s likely any replacement will be chosen by President Musk