OVERVIEW OF AI DATA CENTRES

We know there are many large numbers of AI data centres appearing around the world. Some are small and some are very large, called hyperscale data centres. Right now, there are 1,189 active hyperscale data centers worldwide, with 500 more in the planning or construction stages. Some people have expressed concerns about the amount of power needed to run them, assuming they will drain our existing power sources of solar, wind, electric, natural gas, etc. But if we look at history, technology storage always gets smaller. In the 1950s, it took a room size machine to store a few megabytes, whereas now a tiny card the size of your thumbnail can store a million times more. Every book ever written by humanity could easily fit into a device smaller than a sugar cube.

Rapidly evolving technology could dramatically reduce the need for massive, power consuming facilities. The full potential of AI might actually require far less physical space and energy than we think, especially as we discover new, natural, and efficient methods of storing data.

There are advances in quantum storage, renewable energy integration, and innovative cooling methods. We’ve heard that many great technologies have been suppressed, now rediscovered. Some of those may be in the list I obtained from AI of specific advanced technologies becoming available soon that would lessen the need for large land areas and power for AI data centres. The science of these is beyond me, but for those interested, they can be looked up.

Photonic chips (laser light beams), digital data in synthetic DNA (using zero electricity) and small modular reactors. Quantum data storage, resistive ram and phase change memory, neuromorphic computing and storage, optical interconnects and free-space optical communication, solid state batteries, energy harvesting technologies, advanced thermoelectric materials, wind and solar hybrid systems with AI optimization, immersion cooling with fluids, liquid metal cooling, thermal management via phase change materials), zero carbon cooling technologies, glass-based holographic storage (project silica), neuromorphic memory in computers, orbital laser mesh network, next gen power sources - decentralized & constant, enhanced geothermal systems, solid oxide fuel cells runs on green hydrogen, long duration iron air batteries, two phase immersion cooling, membrane based closed loop systems to separate the cooling water from the outside airflow, AI native dynamic thermal management, and industrial heat reuse integration.

The main countries with data centres are the USA, China, Japan, Germany, UK, Australia, Canada, Netherlands, Singapore and Ireland. The USA has 4,280, UK 525, Australia 314, and Canada 337. Around 770 of these are the major hyperscale data centres.

Personally, I see no possibility that these facilities are being built by the past establishment. They are no longer in control and especially not able to construct anything on this scale anymore. The white hats are running the show now. Perhaps we need to let go of fixed patterns from the early 2020’s and stop assuming the deep state are pulling the strings. The white hats have a plan too, which includes setting in motion whatever is necessary to push people into taking their power back. Large numbers of AI buildings appearing worldwide, accompanied by the idea of a massive power drain affecting our homes and businesses, offers a perfect opportunity to stir people into action

AI is needed in our future and it will be integrated. With its ability to correlate and simplify existing knowledge and its increased production capability, it offers us freedom from mundane tasks. This will give us the time to use our immense potential to create a new future for Earth. We are not going to merge our consciousness with AI, as said by the doom and gloomers. We will simply have a good working relationship with AI that will benefit humanity. I knew back in the sixties that we would need to discover higher levels of technology if we were to shift into the higher light frequency of 5D. That level of existence includes interstellar travel, and while we do not have that quite yet, we will.

What if these data centres are intended at some point to be locations for medbeds. This technology does need large physical storage areas and technical frequency equipment. I noticed an existing plan underway for a huge AI data center in Moose Jaw, Canada, which is part of their broader vision to create a wellness town. The project states its purpose is integrating high-performance computing, regenerative healthcare, and sustainable agriculture. That would fit the idea of medbeds perfectly. 

Medbed technology involves frequency healing that works in alignment with a person’s consciousness and vibrational level. To truly gain from it, we may need to work on our inner self to increase consciousness and move past handing responsibility for our life over to others. Meanwhile, there may be other good uses for these buildings, such as encouraging people to speak up or exposing plots to infiltrate our data systems. One such instance was recently described well by Kevin O’Leary where he discussed the vulnerabilities of our data. https://fixupx.com/pepesgrandma/status/2059068888353243453?s=52

There was a time where we did have to watch every move and work out the chess moves played in a dark agenda. Most of us saw our communications and social posts heavily censored during that period. I certainly had very visible evidence of this, with email servers constantly refusing to send out certain data, like David Sorensen’s updates. But those times are gone.

Now, some censorship continues purely as part of the white hat plan to annoy people enough so they finally stand up, take back control, and make their own decisions. We need to update our thinking and put more attention on raising our own vibration, which is what really helps the world. That doesn’t mean we cease critical thinking. We still need to be observant, but let’s combine our observations without getting pulled into the dense level of the drama.

Love,

Sandy Stevenson

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