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My assumption, just knowing @SpaceX culture, is that this is rounded. It has to be 1.21 Gigawatts for obvious reasons. 😉
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SpaceXSI just secured a major regulatory win in Mississippi for its massive 1.2 GIGAWATT power plant

After two days of testimony, Mississippi’s Environmental Quality Permit Board voted to uphold the air permit for SpaceXSI’s permanent Southaven power plant on November 10

The project includes:

• 41 permanent natural gas turbines
• Approximately 1.2 GW of power generation capacity
• Electricity to support SpaceXSI’s expanding SI compute infrastructure, including Colossus II

The decision keeps the existing air permit in place, supporting SpaceXSI’s plans to expand its massive computing infrastructure

The race for superintelligence is also an energy race, and this decision clears a major regulatory hurdle toward expanding the power infrastructure needed to keep scaling SI compute at an extraordinary pace
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The Rule of 72 can help make sense of small percentage increases in economic & financial rates.

For example, inflation of 2% means that prices will roughly double every 36 years. 3% means 24 years. 4% means 18 years.

72 / rate ≈ number of years to double.
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Articles like this are incredibly frustrating.

Every economist quoted never actually outlines how limiting data center growth would improve the economy by any objective measure.

Vibes & bias. 🤦‍♂️
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www.nytimes.com Would a Democratic Crackdown on A.I. Hurt the Economy or Save It? Voter backlash could threaten the data center boom. Some economists think that could be a good thing.