Bitcoin Mining Now Uses More Energy Than Global Copper Production Says University of Cambridge https://t.co/pc2ODDYrjf ...

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Germany’s energy consumption stagnated or even slightly declined this year as Europe’s largest economy struggles to emerge from a prolonged slump, according to research group AG Energiebilanzen https://t.co/QpxIvEASdT ...

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RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Radically concentrating matter like that would mean either (a) they aren't accessing most of their stars' energy, or (b) the smaller surfaces are correspondingly hotter and brighter. If they are using most of their galaxies' stellar energies the waste heat signature will have the same watts/square meter of waste heat either way over their overall region, whether from a large total area of dim surfaces or a small total area of bright surfaces. If they are radiating fewer watts then ...

RT Bloomberg New Economy (@BBGNewEconomy)"In 2001 the US was a net energy importer meaning we imported more energy than we exported." Chairman & Co-Founder @TheNuclearCo Patrick Maloney shares his take on AI and energy consumption at #BloombergNewEconomy.⏯️https://t.co/ocFSIrd9xz https://t.co/25iP7uJauz ...

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Environmental Impact - Data centers, essential for cloud computing, consume energy equivalent to a small city [1] - The physical infrastructure of the cloud, including servers and cables, requires significant energy for cooling [1]

Crypto Mining in Iran - Over 95% of crypto mining machines in Iran are illegal [1] - Officials estimate over 95% of Iran's 427,000 active mining rigs are running without government approval [1] Energy Consumption - Illegal miners drain over 1,400 megawatts of power nonstop [1] - 1,400 megawatts is enough to supply millions of homes [1]