New AI Data Center Is So Huge That It’ll Generate the Heat of 23 Atomic Bombs Every Single Day
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“A massive new AI data center is projected to become one of the largest single-site heat sources on the planet, producing daily heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs. The facility's scale highlights the immense energy and thermal output required for modern artificial intelligence infrastructure.”
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