EV charging company plans to deploy 100,000 Nvidia GPUs in pods at its roadside sites across the US

EV charging company plans to deploy 100,000 Nvidia GPUs in pods at its roadside sites across the US

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hotaru251 im about to become a prophet….these are goign to be damaged and have GPU's stolen…. Reply

EzzyB hotaru251 said: im about to become a prophet….these are goign to be damaged and have GPU's stolen…. My thoughts exactly. Next headline: Wave of GPU Thefts From EV Charging Sites! Reply

Fomdoo Serial numbers will be tracked, so I wouldn't use it on your computer. Reply

blahblahblah6969 One thing they can do to stop thieves from stealing the cables is to have a constant flow of electricity running through the cables so when a "genius" tries to cut through the cable they are no longer among the living. Play "genius" games, win "genius prizes". Reply

USAFRet Fomdoo said: Serial numbers will be tracked, so I wouldn't use it on your computer. The thieves won't use them, they will sell them. It would be 3 or 4 people down the chain before it ends up in a consumer PC. And sold by some offshore entity. Reply

BigTank2985 Yeah, we all hate data centers and the memory gate, and all the stuff associated with it… But… That's actually kind of a genius idea in the grand scheme of things. Reply

Simonhayteruk I foresee a sharp rise of JCB diggers being stolen. Reply

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