Compute makes the economics of a Data Center
else human needs t= 31 years to complete counting toward one and only 1 billion ...
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✅ Part 2 -- Compute makes the economics of a Data Center
(you are reading here, currently ... how much time has your CPU saved you today?)
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In a previous piece of content shared with the Moomoo Community titled Collapse of the Petrodollar, we discussed a headline from Bloomberg News -- that the future of college dropout CEO's company was down over
$ 190,000,000,000.00 USD
"Billion with a B" -- down 190 Billion US dollars between 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM one early trading morning in late April of this year. He lost over 4.14 times his company's maximum realistic value in the first 90 minutes of trading.
To make a wise inference (if you are human): college dropout CEO is much, much closer to bankrupting his company than the "average" investor would think: 235.75 B - 190 B = 45.75 B.
Also, it would take him over 5890 years to count 190 Billion; it is less than < 1/5 of a Trillion. "That's Trillion with a T"
( 31 years times 190 billion counts:: 31 years to reach 1 billion, 62 years to reach 2 billion, 93 years to reach 3 billion ... 5890 years to reach 190 billion) counts without a CPU. Unfortunately he just blew all his money on GPUs while trying, apparently, to impress the manufacturing sector of his wife's home continent by over-mining for the components of a GPU, causing extreme disaster throughout the continent, especially near what some maps call Jiangxi province.
You read correctly in that the most accurate maximum "Market Value" measurement of college dropout CEO's company is certainly less than ~ 45 billion USD -- or "at most" about half of what $Intel (INTC.US)$ has been devalued to since August 1.
A 12 year old with too many toys vs a 56 year old who has solved every math problem Industry has thrown at it for more than 56 years -- who you gonna trust?
When things in the world are "not great", it's usually the old experienced pros, and the women who have to clean everything up.
*Edited to correct context of how long it would take to count 190 times the number one billion; 190,000,000,000 is less than one fifth of a trillion. In reality, it would likely take much longer than 5890 years and more $Data Storage (DTST.US)$ to account for longer strings (numerical or word) of larger digits.
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