Nothing to worry about… for now.
This "emergency request" is a call made in conjunction with the launch of the Disaster Management Agency on November 2, and it is not based on any new urgent information. Stockpiling food, water, and toilet supplies at home (a minimum of 3 days' worth, ideally 1 week) is content that the government has conventionally recommended.
The part of the SI race I care about most? My power bill.
OpenAI says it'll cover the full power costs of future data centers it owns and runs, right as voters in a lot of places backed limits on new ones.
Good start. I'd still want it in each town's contract.
OpenAI is pledging to cover the full power costs of its future company-owned and operated data centers, publish construction plans, and avoid NDAs with public officials.
The company will also seek input from local communities and is urging lawmakers to make similar commitments mandatory.
This comes just two days after voters rejected or backed restrictions on data center development in 40 of 41 local ballot measures across 10 states.
Source: CNBC
@BleepinComputer Upgraded twice and still exposed, because the fix needed a Ruby patch their custom image didn't have. Custom builds are where patches go to die.
Nvidia sells the chips.
Now it might back the loan for the building too.
Reports say Nvidia is in talks to guarantee billions in debt for Nscale's Anthropic data center in West Virginia. Nothing's signed.
If your supplier is your backstop, who's carrying the SI risk?