RENO named #5 emerging data center market in The World

[ROFL_GUY]

why do you keep pushing that loser ass city

nobody goes to nevada to go to reno. if you guys didnt have lake tahoe nobody would give a fukk about that city

your city is most well known for a comedy show with a gay cop in booty shorts named dangle whos nuts hang out of his pants



i talk about where i live so im familiar with loser cities

No one cares what anyone in oklahoma thinks

 

[Dr. Acula]

No chance 300 people and majority of who do get full time jobs are low level security, cleaners, operation positions. The high level people work in a different state or country and remotely manage . So they aren't doing shyt for the local community.

Yeah I looked it up and I way overstated the average. I saw one site state on AVERAGE they employee 30 people.

I’m sure that for those 30 people the job is cool. But one, one thing they are doing now is purposely trying to build in arid and desert locations like Reno and where I live in Arizona because humidity causes issue. But a lot of these places are already concerned about the availability of water, so you don’t want this shyt because they use more water than anyone.

Secondly, even places they have placed where water availability isn’t a concern they use so much water they still cause problems. I read that in a place they have on in Texas they are tell residents to now limit their water usage and showers to account for the data centers using so much.

There is no upside for cities with these things. If you hear one is coming to your town, go to those city council meetings and speak out against it. That what happened where I’m at.

 

[DaddyFresh]

Yeah I looked it up and I way overstated the average. I saw one site state on AVERAGE they employee 30 people.

I’m sure that for those 30 people the job is cool. But one, one thing they are doing now is purposely trying to build in arid and desert locations like Reno and where I live in Arizona because humidity causes issue. But a lot of these places are already concerned about the availability of water, so you don’t want this shyt because they use more water than anyone.

Secondly, even places they have placed where water availability isn’t a concern they use so much water they still cause problems. I read that in a place they have on in Texas they are tell residents to now limit their water usage and showers to account for the data centers using so much.

There is no upside for cities with these things. If you hear one is coming to your town, go to those city council meetings and speak out against it. That what happened where I’m at.

For those 30 people they love it! They are still getting above market value for what they would be doing somewhere else and the work load is little to nothing. So they are getting paid more money to do much less work. You are 100% right about the water. But not only water but the cost of electricity goes up anywhere they build these because it's super taxing on the power grid. They also use diesel/fuel generators for redundancy and that shyt is loud and pollutes the air like crazy. AZ is catching on and it's super hard to open them on the east valley now where the white people live after complaints. So now they are filling the west valley of them back to back where minorities live

 

[Richard Glidewell]

LMAO.......go ahead and further super heat the desert that already has to be fought tooth and nail to keep it at bay from reclaiming everything built out there........return from whence it came it shall........its gone be real life mad max out there for electricity and water.......

 

[ROFL_GUY]

LMAO.......go ahead and further super heat the desert that already has to be fought tooth and nail to keep it at bay from reclaiming everything built out there........return from whence it came it shall........its gone be real life mad max out there for electricity and water.......

Lake Tahoe is 30 miles away and is the largest lake by volume after the great lakes.. it feeds the truckee river to all these data centers on i80

The Lake holds about 39 trillion gallons of water, enough to cover the state of California to a depth of 14½ inches. A







Lake Mead has 9trillion gallons



Lake Tahoe Fun Facts - Tahoe Fund

 

[Richard Glidewell]

Lake Tahoe is 30 miles away and is the largest lake by volume after the great lakes.. it feeds the truckee river to all these data centers on i80

It holds 39 Trillion gallons of water

Lake Tahoe Fun Facts - Tahoe Fund

For how long though?! Does the state own it? If so for how much longer? I like the silver lining there, but its only a matter of time.........they always talking about how critically low the levels are in that lake

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

I thought they wanted places with cooler climates

 

[ROFL_GUY]

For how long though?! Does the state own it? If so for how much longer? I like the silver lining there, but its only a matter of time.........they always talking about how critically low the levels are in that lake

The lake avg depth is over 1000ft..

All the water is from sierra snow melt

700 INCHES OF SNOW AND COUNTING - Palisades Tahoe at Lake Tahoe

It's official – we've reached the 700" mark for snowfall this season! That's right, you read that correctly – 700 INCHES of snow have blanketed our mountain since the start of the season. For context, our average seasonal snowfall is a whopping 400 inches. Can you believe it? We certainly can't...

blog.palisadestahoe.com

 

[Turtle]

All the nerds going there and paying to bang escorts

 

[The BasedFather]

What the hoes look like in Reno?

 

[ZEupTWN]

RIP Reno.

Data centers are only drains on where they are placed. They do not bring a ton of jobs, horrible for environments, and shoot up utility prices.


On average they may bring a 100-300 jobs post construction. Some even less. Some don’t even keep employees on site outside of security. Yet they use up a shyt ton of energy and water.

My city just ran Amazon out of town trying to build that shyt here.

There all over Northern Virginia and building more with Amazon HQ2 being built…It’s wild and it’s one of the most affluent region in the country not the middle of nowhere at all..