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A 1960 paper said human population would go infinite next month. It's about 8.3 billion

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Through the looking glass: The world's population is expected to reach roughly 8.3 billion by the middle of next month, far short of the mathematically infinite population predicted by a 1960

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Powering the AI revolution: Inside the grid, thermal, and interconnect challenges limiting data center growth

The AI boom is quickly reaching the physical limits of grid capacity and thermal dissipation. The electric grid is stretched as ever, causing longer connection waits for AI data centers, and conventional air and liquid cooling systems struggle to meet the demands of rapidly growing facilites. As they continue growing

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AI won’t fix America’s debt, Guardian analysis argues

The White House hopes AI will help the US grow its way out of debt. That is a new take on the Reagan-era promise that tax cuts pay for themselves, Eduardo Porter argued in an analysis for The Guardian. “Even if AI supercharged the economy, its impact on the government’

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A 1960 paper said human population would go infinite next month. It's about 8.3 billion

Powering the AI revolution: Inside the grid, thermal, and interconnect challenges limiting data center growth

AI won’t fix America’s debt, Guardian analysis argues