Meta's initiative to build multi-gigawatt data centers aims to support its artificial intelligence ambitions. These centers will require over five gigawatts of power. To expedite construction, Meta is employing quickly assembled hurricane-proof tents, termed "rapid deployment structures." These tents are fashioned from waterproof fabric and an aluminum framework. Located in New Albany, Ohio, the Prometheus data center is utilizing these structures to increase its computing capacity significantly. Mark Zuckerberg noted the need for faster building methods in the evolving tech landscape.
Meta's ambitious plan involves large data centers with power needs exceeding five gigawatts, using hurricane-proof tents to expedite construction and enhance infrastructure.
The rapid deployment structures are made of waterproof fabric and an aluminum frame, allowing for quicker setup of computing power to support AI advancements.
Located in New Albany, Ohio, the Prometheus data center is expanding its capacity significantly with tent structures that are cost-effective and efficient.
Mark Zuckerberg emphasized a novel approach to data center development, highlighting that construction was not limited to traditional methods and could be completed much faster.
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