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    Rooftop batteries and bottom-layer cooling in datacenter design

    A post frames datacenters as “heavy machines,” not just warehouses, while discussing a vertically stacked layout.

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    A post highlights a top-to-bottom arrangement: batteries on the roof, then a power layer, then neural processing units (NPUs), with cooling at the bottom. Its broader point is that datacenters are “heavy machines,” not simply warehouses.

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    @teortaxesTexDatacenters are not just warehouses, they're heavy machines Also > batteries on the roof, then power layer, then NPUs, cooling on the bottom very reasonable design if you care about, say, opportunistic drone strikes! It just shuts down and the compute can be salvaged

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    @teortaxesTexDatacenters are not just warehouses, they're heavy machines Also > batteries on the roof, then power layer, then NPUs, cooling on the bottom very reasonable design if you care about, say, opportunistic drone strikes! It just shuts down and the compute can be salvaged