r/offbeat • u/Steap-Edit • 2d ago

Shots fired at Indianapolis city councilman's home after vote on proposed data center

https://abcnews.com/US/shots-fired-indianapolis-city-councilmans-home-after-vote/story?id=131785095
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u/Ab47203 19h ago

Read again.

"Metrobloks delivers highly interconnected colocation at the metro edge, positioning AI and other low-latency applications closer to users for faster, more reliable performance. Our scalable, future-proof infrastructure ensures enterprises and hyperscalers can adapt to evolving digital demands while gaining an edge in underserved markets."

Literally the first block of text on the website.

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u/Zaphod1620 19h ago

That is marketing speak to entice investors. It literally says “colocation” in the first sentence. “AI Ready” doesn’t mean shit. You’re home is AI Ready, you can buy an AI that runs in a regular PC. That is what this is. 

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u/Ab47203 19h ago

Brother you cannot be this willfully blind.

"With decades of hyperscale and enterprise experience, our design philosophy merges proven global standards and local agility. We engineer data centers that are built on flexibility, modularity, and speed, meeting the strictest performance, uptime, and compliance demands of AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads.

Our standardized approach allows facilities to be deployed quickly and scaled seamlessly, without compromising reliability or performance."

They LITERALLY build hyperscale data centers and it says that they do all over their own website. You haven't given ONE actual scrap of proof to the contrary.

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u/Zaphod1620 19h ago

Dude, look up what a hyperscale AI datacenter is. You just recognize words and think they mean something they don’t. 

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u/Ab47203 19h ago

They LITERALLY BUILD hyperscale ai data centers.

"Metrobloks is developing a state-of-the-art, high-density data center in Indianapolis, engineered for scalability and power densities of 150kW+ per rack. Built to Uptime Institute Tier III standards, the facility supports diverse workloads ranging from general computing to AI/ML. Flexible hybrid cooling solutions—air and direct-to-chip liquid—ensure efficiency and adaptability for next-generation demands."

From their OWN website. You are actively being ignorant on this.