@amazingshop9999: Everyone's fighting about where to build data centers. Communities are pushing back. And honestly? They have a point. Companies are building massive compute facilities next to farms, on farms and near people. Here's the thing: data centers don't need to be near people. They need to be near power, cooling, and connectivity. So why are we cramming them into suburbs when there's a smarter play? Cold climates change the entire equation: → Cooling is the #1 operating cost. In cold regions, free-air cooling can slash energy use dramatically. Nature does the work HVAC systems fight to do everywhere else. → Less competition for resources. No fighting local families for water and grid capacity. → Abundant renewable potential. Nordic countries are already running data centers on hydro and geothermal — some of the cleanest, cheapest power on earth. → Fewer NIMBY battles. Build where the impact on communities is minimal, and you spend less time in permitting hell. The future of AI infrastructure isn't "build it in everyone's backyard and hope they don't notice." It's build it where the physics, the economics, AND the community actually win. Iceland. The Nordics. Canada. These aren't edge cases — they're the blueprint. We have a rare chance to scale compute and keep it away from the people who never signed up to live next to it. Let's stop putting billion-dollar server farms where families are trying to raise kids. Put them where it makes sense 🧊 Post stolen from René Remsik go follow him! #paxsilica #notopaxsilica #ctto

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