In a revolutionary move that could redefine the future of datacentre infrastructure, China has successfully assembled the world's first commercial underwater datacentre (UDC) off the coast of Sanya, Hainan province.
The ambitious project, underway since April, aims to use the frigid seawater depths to cool operations and substantially reduce energy consumption. As the global demand for big data processing, ...
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