Even without considering the military use of an AI, that's a lot of expensive and fragile equipment packed into a relatively small building.
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Shocked its taken this long.
Residents report following the strike seeing an improvement in water pressure, quality, and oddly - less brownouts.
Who would have thought that all these shiny toys would be so reachable. The rich have parroted this shit and acted untouchable. Its nice to see their infrastructure getting a smack. It like boasting about a fancy watch then walking down the street and getting robbed by a junkie. Tale as old as time.
The innocents in all these countries, and the environments are the ones that suffer the consequence, but what will get noticed is that war hurts production and consumer behavior. Oil scarcity stops people going places, stops stuff hitting the shelves, even the simple mortals like us knew this but the warmongers at the top want to play.
Iran is playing the game much better than expected. Come on Bezos, if anyone can afford a team of ninja assassins to take out the guy who started this war, you can!
[Chorus] CEO, entrepreneur Born in 1964 Jeffrey, Jeffrey Bezoooos
Fuck their wives, drink their blood
Come on, Jeff, get 'em
Ya! hit those clankers where it hurts!
I can't believe I had to scroll this far down for this...
Like, the data centers. The fucking reason my power bill doubled this year? The ones propping up LLM's that are actively stealing jobs from humans?
They want to attack those?
Okay. Is there a downside to this?
The coordinated strike had an immediate impact. Millions of people in Dubai and Abu Dhabi woke up on Monday unable to pay for a taxi, order a food delivery or check their bank balance on their mobile apps.
I honestly can't tell if this paragraph is supposed to be satirical.
Anyone else a little surprised by the realization that if an enemy took out all datacenters it would actually improve a lot of things and take us back 20 years to the golden age of the internet?
What? Building data centers in a region known for a constant lack of regional stability in order to take advantage of cheap land and labor isn't working out????
I don't see why not. Israel attacked oil infrastructure, showing this was as much an economic war as anything else.
I never in a million years would have thought that I would read that headline and think "well that ain't the worst thing in the world..."
I'm sure this will make RAM cheaper
Back in the day, you went dumpster diving for PC parts.
Now, you just sift through the rubble of data centers in war-torn countries.
Ok, who we have to fund to get those data centers burning?
The next headline will read something like, "Cancer has become a target in warfare for the first time."
I'm pretty sure we've declared war on cancer decades ago and have been targeting it for eradication ever since. But like drugs in the war on drugs, cancer is the one that keeps coming out on top.
What if we declared war on war, man?
Maybe someone will start a bounty program to damage these datacenters? That would be awful! Honestly, scouts honor.
I see Amazon repurposing its delivery drones, or entering the same-day-air-defence-delivery (which would be splendid for Ukraine, too).
CEOs jump in the war, pissed at loss of infrastructure.
They're yatchs start getting hit too.
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Is there a vote system? I'd like to vote on the next target. Looking at you, Big Tech^[Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Apple, Meta (Facebook), Microsoft, and Nvidia]. 👀
I know you meant 'targets'. Well played.

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