L’énergie solaire peut-elle répondre aux besoins en électricité de la planète ?

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Pour faire tourner l’intelligence artificielle, il ne suffit pas d’aligner des serveurs. Il faut surtout les refroidir. Et c’est là que le bât blesse. Selon un rapport de l’International Energy Agency, les centres de données ont consommé 415 térawattheures d’électricité dans le m ...  Show more

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À mesure que l’intelligence artificielle s’impose dans tous les services numériques, la facture énergétique de Google enfle à une vitesse vertigineuse. Recherche assistée par IA, modèles génératifs, services cloud : chaque requête mobilise des milliers de processeurs et alourdit ...  Show more

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