@RinoTheBouncer Given the specs it hard to argue against the PS5/Pro.
It has more peak performance due to optimisation.
The Steam machines biggest selling point is Steam itself and the PC ecosystem. Still too much at over $1k.
@sickdotdev The applications for Postman are very small and specific.
However it is the best around for anything APIs in testing and development.
You donβt have to do a million different things to be a successful business just one thing very very very well.
@xMBGx It would be a mistake.
There is no need for new hardware ps5/pro are more than capable and PlayStationβs first party output has been poor this gen.
Delay to 2029/30 with improved specs.
@FabrizioRomano Beautiful.
Only the World Cup creates moments like this. There are stories behind every team and it is always great to learn about them.
A single large AI data centre consumes 100β200MW of continuous power.
To contextualise:
β’ 100MW powers approximately 80,000 average UK homes continuously.
β’ The average UK grid substation serves 10,000β15,000 homes.
β’ A hyper-scale AI campus requires the equivalent of building new grid infrastructure for a medium-sized town, substations, transmission upgrades, interconnection agreements.
β’ Large power transformers take 18β24 months to manufacture and are produced by a small number of global suppliers.
Ohio suspended its data centre tax incentives when projected exemptions became fiscally unsustainable.
Local communities are organising ballot measures to ban hyperscale facilities outright.
The energy appetite of AI is not a future problem.
It is a present constraint that is already slowing deployment timelines.
The model is trained.
The electrons to run it at scale are the bottleneck nobody was putting in the slide deck two years ago.