This actually is ingenious & quite useful. Although, I wonder how many companies will actually consider doing this‽
https://www.techradar.com/news/tech-giants-data-centers-could-soon-be-warming-your-home
This actually is ingenious & quite useful. Although, I wonder how many companies will actually consider doing this‽
https://www.techradar.com/news/tech-giants-data-centers-could-soon-be-warming-your-home
@darnell Nokia's data center in Tampere does this also: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/nokia-vlabs-data-center-in-tampere-finland-connects-to-district-heating/
@baldand That is very cool! Thanks for sharing!
@darnell @baldand I would like to do this with my #homelab
Hotspot Energy makes a device that captures heat from HVAC for hot water heating. Capturing heat from computers is very much off-label but should be possible. See https://www.hotspotenergy.com/residential-heat-recovery-water-heaters/
Linus did something similar to heat his pool: https://youtu.be/4ozYlgOuYis
@DToher That is cool! I wish data centers in America were like this!
@darnell to the best of my knowledge to be granted planning permission in Ireland, any new data centers need to been linked into district heating. The Amazon one near my folks heats apartments and local government buildings.
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