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- Sep 28, 2026
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How Many Solar Panels Would It Take To Replace Grid Electricity For A Data Center? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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There is undoubted controversy and increasing community resistance surrounding the growing demand for new data centers. Recent figures compiled by Goldman Sachs suggest this controversy won't fade away either. One concern is the power these behemoths consume; Goldman Sachs data forecasts that US data-center power consumption will more than double to 66 gigawatts (GW) in 2027 from an already hefty 31 GW in 2025. This is largely driven by the demand for AI infrastructure. For context, one gigawatt
What Does EP Mean When It Comes To Gear Oil? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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It's easy to dismiss oil as a liquid meant to keep machinery running smoothly. However, today's oils can be highly engineered for specific purposes, as becomes apparent when we consider the additives that make gear oil smell different from motor oil. These additives are meant for the conditions within a gearbox, which vary significantly from those in an engine. One class of additives included in many gear-oil formulations is extreme-pressure (EP) additives. These protect components that operate
5 Turbocharged Motorcycles That Defined The '80s - SlashGear (opens the original)
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When it comes to performance, the marriage of engine and turbochargers would seem to be a match made in heaven. Point to any high-performance engine, and there's a very good chance that at least one turbocharger is helping to produce all that performance. As an example, we can look at Formula One engines; these cars represent the very pinnacle motorsport and they all use turbocharged 1.6 liter V6 engines. Today, everything from family runarounds and pick-up trucks to SUVs and semi-trucks can all
How Many Nuclear Power Plants Would It Take To Replace Fossil Fuels? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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The planet is still largely dependent on fossil fuels to satisfy our ever-growing energy requirements. However, this isn't a situation that can last forever. Even if we disregard the ever-growing specter of climate change and the impetus it provides for switching to green energy sources, the days of fossil fuels are still numbered. Put simply, fossil fuels are a limited resource, and according to the Energy Information Administration, there are currently enough liquid hydrocarbon resources to se
5 SUV Features To Look For If You Love Camping Or Other Outdoor Fun - SlashGear (opens the original)
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In 2024, SUVs accounted for 60% of the new vehicles sold in the U.S., and, despite being a utility vehicle, it might seem that the average SUV spends much of its time running errands around urban areas. However, sometimes it's nice to step away from the hustle and bustle of urban life and head for the hills, and this is where the SUV can come into its own; freed from the shackles of the school run or daily commute, the SUV thrives when it swaps the potholes and congestion of the city for rough t
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