Tom Frazier argues that solving cooling in edge computing cuts power consumption significantly, and that greener data solutions can work as a cheat code for companies of any size. The real question is whether we'll actually prioritize these changes.
If you can solve some of the cooling problems, then you can reduce the power consumption as well. So it's going to be a concert of these technologies that come to fruition that allow us to make meaningful change. The issue is, are we going to care? Is humanity going to care enough to make a change? And if we can't, like, again, the perspective of what we're doing with Redivider is just to say, we'll do all that alignment. We'll bake it into our solutions. So you have these growth plans, they're going to cost you X dollars whether you go left or right. But if you go left, you're doing all this other great stuff. And we think that that is a cheat code for big companies and small companies alike. And at least for the lane that we're in, which is data, all the other things are still problems to solve for.
How Tom Frazier is Fixing the Massive Sustainability Problems with Data Centers
