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Domestic datacentres: how computer power can help heat your home

The Guardian
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Heata installs compact computer servers in homes that generate heat used to warm hot water, reducing energy bills and repurposing waste heat from computing. Giles Gibson's London home saw monthly hot water savings of £10-15 after installation. This approach addresses environmental concerns about large datacentres by distributing computing and heat generation domestically.

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