Musk has really learned his lesson when it comes to getting data centers off the ground. After hitting a wall in Texas, SpaceX headed to Arizona to build computing infrastructure, even pouring $3.6 billion into helping upgrade the local power grid and cutting residents’ electricity bills by 10% to 40%.
In the past, building computing centers meant using up local water and electricity. Now they’re putting real money on the table and winning residents over. If SPCX keeps spending money like this, the computing power race won’t really be about technology anymore—it’ll be about who gets the groundwork laid first.
In the past, building computing centers meant using up local water and electricity. Now they’re putting real money on the table and winning residents over. If SPCX keeps spending money like this, the computing power race won’t really be about technology anymore—it’ll be about who gets the groundwork laid first.
