Throw Your Computer In The Ocean.

28 thoughts on “Throw Your Computer In The Ocean.”

• I really like the idea of using waste heat to heat residential homes. Sort of killing two birds with one stone. Still this is cool!! 😛

• Nitrogen is a triple bond, brake that and you will not like it when its angry

• I'm more interested with data centers being used to provide district heating. A city in Finland gets like 40% of their heating from datacenters.

• RIP anyone who has to go down there to replace a crashed server.

• Nessie easter egg 🙂

• Deep sea, ocean contamination. 😚

• Meanwhile, Microsoft and the like tell us regular people that WE"RE raising the temperature of the oceans.

• Humanity- Ocean temperatures are increasing.
  Also Humanity- Lets use the oceans as heatsinks

• Aren't we trying to avoid heating the sea up?

• Seems like the title was a little bit clickbaiti when you could have just use service in the ocean or something

• But that’s where I keep my collection of car batteries 😢

• I swear I seen this info by you guys before it came out from 2 days ago 🤔

• So in the age of rising sea levels, you are going to add MORE heat to the ocean? We have literally learned NOTHING about climate change!

• so long as they don't oil-cool inside

• water cooling go brrrrrr

• I'm sure someone will complain we are heating up the ocean. Shout out to Practical Engineering footage!!

• If there's one thing I've learned from environmental studies, it's that we need warmer oceans. Thanks Microsoft!

• In another 20 years they won't need to cool these things…

• Invest in Microsoft's S.O.M.A. data center now 👌

• this was awesome & very educational thanks team

• just put them in the south and north pole where its cold.

• OR they could not completely waste the energy and locate servers need cold places and use domestic heating and using a dump load like a river or lake during the summer. Think a place like Chicago, New York, or Seattle, all places with access.

• Riley I love you marry me

• It would be more intelligent to avoid waste heat (and therefore wasting energy) at all or at least to do some energy recuperation by for example using Stirling engines.

• U maybe better transfering the heat to the ocean and put the servers on the beach? Or platform that floats?

• Anchors gonna do work

• So your telling me there’s a NextDC floating around somewhere in the Great Barrier Reef

• Amazing info, it's no longer a story that we're experiencing a global economic downturn, I'm so happy that I've been receiving $64,000 from my $15,000 investment every 14days.

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