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Data centers are turning to $200,000 robot dogs to guard the facilities
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2026
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We need emp guns now more than ever, clearly
What kind of systems are these machines supposed to be carrying?
AI, I am sure.
They need to build more data centers to control the robots that guard the data centers.
It's the loophole.
"Just one more ultra-hyper-mega-super-sophisticated datacenter! One more! Then everything will be fine. Perfect!”
Okay, that was on me.
What kind of hardware systems will these robots carry? Will those be weaponized or just equipped with surveillance and alarm suites?