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Your House Is About to Become a Mini Data Center, And It Could Slash Your Electric Bill

Your House Is About to Become a Mini Data Center, And It Could Slash Your Electric Bill Nvidia, PulteGroup, and startup Span are quietly building something wild: a network of AI servers bolted to the sides of American homes. Here’s a sentence I never thought I’d write: the smartest place to put an AI data center might be right next to your water heater. I know. It sounds absurd. Data centers are supposed to be massive, windowless, power-hungry monoliths squatting in industrial parks, the kind of thing entire towns protest against. They’re not supposed to hum quietly beside your azalea bushes while you grill burgers on a Sunday afternoon. And yet, that is exactly what’s happening. A San Francisco startup called Span — best known for making sleek smart electrical panels, has partnered with Nvidia and homebuilding giant PulteGroup to launch something called XFRA : a distributed data center that puts enterprise-grade A...

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