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How about a data center onsite?

• tedivm 5y ago
  It's been done with methane reclamation at landfills, and is still being experimented with. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/microsoft-opens-prototype-data-center-powered-by-methane/ https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/microsoft-opens-p...
• asciimike 5y ago
  Hi! I'm the product lead for [Crusoe Energy's](https://crusoeenergy.com/ https://crusoeenergy.com/) cloud product, which is building a climate aligned data center powered by stranded energy (e.g. flared natural gas). Can confirm it's definitely possible, though definitely a non-trivial problem :) If you're interested in using our cloud or joining the team to help scale our data center deployments or software, feel free to reach out (mike at crusoecloud dot com).
• landemva 5y ago
  Typical data center workloads need great communications (bandwidth, latency, redundancy) and very high power uptime, which is challenging to achieve at remote sites. Some IT workloads with less stringent communication needs are better for remote data centers.