Europe Taps Tech’s Power-Hungry Data Centers to Heat Homes

, governments are exploring ways to recycle electricity used on social-media scrolling, conference calls and video streaming to help heat homes and offices.

Electricity-hungry data centers are seeing huge growth in usage, leading to pressure from European officials to funnel the excess heat generated by their computer chips into municipal heating networks.

Awesome 👍

Ridiculous green energy policies have put Europe in this situation, and their solution is to go after 'social media scrolling'? What a clown show

Not sure why it took so long to do this. Some things create heat, some things use heat. Duh

Recycle electricity and rewrite the laws of physics in one graceless swoop 🤡 🤡

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What a bunch of losers 😅

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Easier: Tell the US to run its own proxy wars, and buy plentiful Russian fuel. I would wager money that this will come to nothing, and just waste taxpayer dollars. I'm waiting for the idea to harness the energy of little kids.

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