A company is planning touse the heat released by processors to heat buildings.
So far, so new.
But the innovation here lies in the distribution of processors to private homes, glued to the radiators in the house or apartment.
The motherboards are mounted on an aluminum radiator.
By connecting to the Internet, the processors can be supplied with data, perform intensive computing and send the results back to the network.
In the rooms, thanks to the aluminum plate, the heat released by the processors warms the inhabitants.
It’s a crazy project, but one that could revolutionize the world of data centers.
Today, these centers are all designed according to the same principle: hundreds or even thousands of servers lined up in hundreds of square meters.
