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[Skeithex]

I think it will dampen it a bit, but would still be loud.

[froggyboy604]

I feel planting a manyq trees and plants around the outside of the data center's may help cool the surrounding data cente building, and the trees' trunk, and leaves may absorb some of the noise and vibrationd from the datacenter.

[Skeithex]

That be a good idea on paper, but I think all the pollution gave off by the data center would kill the trees.

[froggyboy604]

I heard pollution is one of the reasons that people don't like datacenterss and AI. Hopefully, AI pollution won't make most of the world into a hot desert.

I imagine some datacenter companies may not want a lot of large trees around their datacenter because they may plan to use the land to install more servers.

[Skeithex]

True, I imagine one day they will need to expand the data centers, and cutting down trees are very expensive.

[froggyboy604]

I feel some datacenters may need to build a lot of non-datacenter related rooms like an arcade, gym, restaurants, and pool to attract more workers who may not want to work in AI datacenters if it did not have fun places because some people do not want to work at an AI datacenter which is creating a lot of pollution by using too much elctricity, and using dirty electric generation sources like gas and coal electric power generators which is not good for the air.

Some Datacenters may also need a large parking lot for workers and delivery companies if they hire a lot of Tech workers to apply software updates, and clean, repair and replace server parts and whole servers because AI is more quickly wearing out SSDs, hard drives, CPU, RAM, power supplies, and networking gear because AI is very hardware intensive.

[Skeithex]

I don't think they need to build all that, most are self managed and if they need someone, they would hire someone to come in and fix it.