I'm hoping there will be a housing crisis so I can buy cheaply when I sell a few houses in 2025. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What advice do you have for choosing the best buying time? On the one hand, I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?
You're not doing anything wrong; you simply lack the expertise necessary to make money in a bad market. In these difficult circumstances, only really skilled experts who were forced to witness the 2008 financial crisis could expect to generate a large wage.
Recently, I've been considering the possibility of speaking with consultants. I need guidance because I'm an adult, but I'm not sure if their services would be all that helpful.
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I remember in 2007 when I was working in real estate seeing people buy homes new from builders with the intention of selling before close of escrow to a new buyer for profit. The crash was so brutal and fast that I remember seeing a lot of these units foreclosed on with the builder plastic still on the carpet.
Most people find it difficult to handle a fall since they are used to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to maneuver, you can make a size-able profit. Depending on how you intend to enter and exit, yes.
The enduring US stock market bull run evokes a mix of fear and excitement, presenting opportunities with insight, resulting in $780k gains in the past ten months, utilizing a portfolio advisor for a well-defined strategy.
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I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.
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Safe to say not everybody has the skill to pursue investing. But it's always easy to follow the advice of someone who knows how to i.e a financial advisor. You could anywhere between 10--40k with the right ones. Online businesses are a good bet too if you are savvy.
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I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 85K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% per year in dividend returns. Any advice?
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Warren Buffett once said to treat investing in securities like real estate-you don't constantly check for gains. So, the recent bitcoin price drop doesn't bother me. I keep dollar-cost averaging and adding to my position, and I'm up 200% year-to-date because of this strategy.
Regretting missing out on earlier Bitcoin investments, I kept funds in a HYSA. Now, with $200k to invest, I aim to avoid FOMO and buying at the peak. What's the best approach for a newbie to navigate the market?
During bear markets, aim to 5x your portfolio by accumulating crypto and reinvesting dividends. Consult a financial advisor for help. Since 2020, my $1.2m portfolio has averaged 28% annually through restructuring with growth stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and REITs.
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@@andrewcampbell3100 not necessarily.have you read any analysis saying that? The internet and cars took away jobs.we should be planning on how technology will work with workers.there’s research saying regulation has more to do with job replacement than the underlying technology.also it’s unclear if agents will actually work or not.
@@andrewcampbell3100 The data centers will be build anyway. So it's better to have them in your neighborhood and get at least some jobs and tax revenue.
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The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.
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They should build ALL data centers UNDERGROUND. Safety & Security from Weather & War is paramount. All Underground. That way you don't ruin the landscape above, you could turn the land above into a garden or park....and the data center is safe from fire, flood, bombs, solar flares etc etc. Anything Critical & Crucial should be put underground. Just waterproof it properly and you're all good to go. And the community is happy, because it's not an eye'sore and they get a brand new park or garden.
I think it's time to make it more appealing for potential buyers. Real estate can be quite the rollercoaster! the stress and uncertainty are getting to me. I think I'll cut rents to attract potential buyers and exit the market, but I'm at a crossroads if to allocate the entire $680k liquidity value to my stock portfolio.
"Overall, buyers hold a lot of the cards right now, and sellers are having to give out more concessions to close a deal." All the best, buying on sale is one of the best ways to invest in stocks, and advisors are ideally suited for such a task.
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lol, they showed a drone shot (@6.29) of a data center campus in the Netherlands while talking about the US. The energy and water consumption are concerning factors on datacenters, but it is not the same as an oil refinery/steel factory or something.
They should build ALL data centers UNDERGROUND. Safety & Security from Weather & War is paramount. All Underground. That way you don't ruin the landscape above, you could turn the land above into a garden or park....and the data center is safe from fire, flood, bombs, solar flares etc etc. Anything Critical & Crucial should be put underground. Just waterproof it properly and you're all good to go. And the community is happy, because it's not an eye'sore and they get a brand new park or garden.
Pray your county have a solid tax code. Those big companies have more top tier lawyers than residents in your town, and they can report billlions in loss every year from datacenters if they want. I really don't believe they will calculate tax based on profits made possible by datacenters in your town. This is not old school manufaturing, trucks of parts come in and trucks of good go out and you know what you are taxing.
What’s wrong with data centers you guys sound like un intelligent people like how a certain race doesn’t want jobs build in there towns and how highway are racist
doesn't matter so many methods to not pay in taxes. For instance, it can be a blueberry farm and you'd pay less in taxes. Write off deductions, put profits in a 501(c)(3), do a virtual company and handle the logistics from a different country to pay less in taxes, etc etc.
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Datacenters dont generally look bad. They look like any otehr generic commerical box building. Just more AC units and bigger power connections. But otherswise just bland boxes like all other industrial buildings. Just surround them with a couple rings of trees and they look fine.
You can Google the names of the largest data center companies. Like everything else the largest shareholders will be: BlackRock, Vanguard, Street State... Everything is owned by the same companies.
Yeah obv cause they are the biggest asset management companies with highest aum. Yeah no doubt you are gonna see them. Btw these companies have a lot of index funds so actually we are the ones who actually in a way own these assets.
american people are the ones who created this system. Illusion that companies can do whatever they want if they obey the "rules" which is nowadays change by some idiot governors. You'll see how big tech giants can influence on rules and effect on data centers near residential areas when people begin to get sickness. When that happen, the AI will solve some of the problems. Critical ones will probably stay same
People who fight data centers are the same ones sitting at home “working” all day. Same ones streaming Netflix all day. The growth rate of these facilities is absolutely exponential and providing all the tax funding for Loudoun county.
Of course we need these data centers, we are all using this infrastructure. But the discussion has to be were to build these. (potential) tax income and jobs (which will be far overestimated by local politicians because how should they have a clue) should not be leading. The impact of these data centers far exceeds local boundaries. Energy and clean water consumption are off the scale. A local municipality should not be able to decide on these state or even national wide impacting projects.
What I don't understand is why even build them in residential neighborhoods to begin with? For something as sensitive as a data center wouldn't it make more sense to build it in an isolated area. There is cheap land by the acre in Wyoming and Texas for example where data centers can easily be built without bothering anybody away from neighborhoods. And the problem of the electrical grid can be easily remedied by simply building the towers and power lines. If a company can expend billions on building these monstrous buildings I'm sure they have the money to also build and put up those towers.
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs? But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
Wyoming LOL. They are also built in places of high demand (for low latency). The govt in DC pays tons of cash to contractors to provide IT and cloud services, that's why North Virginia has so many.
To summarize, the opponents of datacenters cite 3 concerns: (1) They're sometimes ugly buildings, (2) They sometimes cause utility costs to rise, (3) They can cause a county's revenue source to be concentrated on a boom-bust industry. And then I suppose you have the NIMBYs who blanket oppose any development or change to a community.
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs? But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
at least have a preservation forest inbetween the neighborhoods and the data centers. this way they don’t see the buildings but rather have some buffer with trees.
There was recently a story on Houston NPR about one in Texas that is being sued by a whole town because the noise it makes keeps residents awake at night, etc. I wonder if simple measures like being required to have say a band of 50 to 100 feet of trees all around the data center would eliminate a lot of the issues they cause?
That’s strange coz I’ve worked in Virginia data centers for years and they only make noise inside the data halls. Outside the buildings there is no noise at all. Which is strange in this case
My cousin's previous employer deployed him in Northern Virginia particularly in Dulles and neighboring Fairfax and Loudon counties. My Cousin's previous employer was contracted to upgrade electrical infrastructure in this areas on behalf of dominion energy since data centres were propping up in this area on account of its proximity with Washington DC. My cousin told me that data centres were permitted in the residential areas since it is not classified as an industrial unit.
As someone who works in new construction of data centers as a subcontractor, I will say a few things: They are putting these things up as absolutely fast as they can. The largest, chart-topping datacenter of 10 or 15 years ago is now laughably small. These smaller ones are not being abandoned per se [yet] but they are certainly given less attention and priority. In some ways seen as a burden. The hunger for data centers is so great, and the main limiting factor is electricity availability, that some (looking at you AWS) are actually pursuing (R&D, patents, etc) modular nuclear reactors on site. The never-ending nature of these projects bothers me deeply.
@@paulevans4905 And we lived better lives before search engines, and commenting and now all the merchant, military and education organizations all want us to solely use data centers, why? Because civilization is addicted to making, creating and storing records. From the invention of the earliest forms of stamped language, to the pottery, cylinder seals all the way to different variations of records, this addiction to making records of everything has gotten way...way out of hand. The point of having a smart phone is to create records all the time. The reason why money was invented was to record exchange, and then accounting- to record the recording of exchange. I'm pretty sure there is connection to certain grain and yeast consumption as yeast develops unique structures in one's body, and there are so many "bread"-based religion emphasizing the importance of records and behaviors. After all, the term "company" comes from " com panis " which is Latin, for " with bread ".
They are begging for interns who are willing to learn hardware, but most kids want to learn software. With hardware, you have to use your brains and muscles. A lot of kids just want to sit in front of a computer unfortunately.
1. Dominion being the only power provider in NoVA is a problem, get the DOJ involved and break them up. 2. Data Center need to be built away from residential area, but when building them seek to build downward, they look like giant block monoliths and not appealing. 3. Over time ARM chipsets/CPU will run these Data Centers, and Nvidia/Intel will need it invest in ARM designs for small and power efficient processor to drastically reduce power consumption cost. 4. AI will run these Data Centers efficiently, so these Data Center center don’t news are create jobs, so again no need for these blocks of concrete to be near residential areas. 5. These Data Center companies should consider utilizing nearby mining holes to build their Data Center on. 6. These are my 5 cents.
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70 percent of the worlds internet traffic runs through northern Va. - estate planner/trust attorney’s are doing well in NoVa. from all the families selling land to data center developers
I understand historically data center geographic locations were important to consider not only for availability of power, but also low latency access for consumers of the digital infrastructure. For most of these large scale, AI training centers, the primary concern is cost efficacy and supply of power. With this in mind, I don't understand why companies are so hesitant to build these data centers in other nations with much more abundant and cost-effective electricity. Talent availability is maybe one concern however I don't think that outweighs the cost benefits of countries where power is quite literally third the cost of what it is in the United States. Am I missing anything?
4:03 "The land gets more value". No. It gets more expensive. She goes on to say those areas might have increased taxes completely ignoring their taxes went up anyway due to the inflated cost of property.
Have these large companies every considered building data centers in places like Arkansas, which is located in the south central part of the US. There's plenty of large energy grids north and south of the Little Rock metro area. Still closer to major cities like Dallas, St. Louis, Memphis, etc, but in much rural settings.
One major reason Facebook and others are building data centers in the Omaha area is so they can tap into Nebraska's 100% public power. Makes one wonder why they aren't building more data centers in Nashville and Memphis, which can tap into TVA's system.
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs? But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
@cnbc Good video! I like it when you stick to business and not politics. Any chance you can do a follow up video on what it takes to power these new data centers and what energy companies are doing to 'future proof' their energy sources?
Agreed! If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs? But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
Coming from Loudoun County, VA (data center capital) the taxes are still going up even though we're drowning in data centers, so I have no clue what this lady is talking about.
I live in Eastern Loudoun County and the number of data centers built and being built is INSANE. I'm pro-development but the buildings are usually very nondescript and ugly. My thought was to for the data centers to pay local artists to put giant, colorful murals on their walls.
What's wrong with data centers near homes? They don't pollute, there's no noise, there's little traffic. Do these people want an oil refinery in the neighborhood instead?
I would be way more concerned of a 500 unit housing development being built in my neighborhood with the attendant traffic congestion, than a 500,000 square foot data center that might have just a dozen workers there at any one time.
Why not put it in Detroit, plenty of former industrial lands and good electricity supply. And plenty of urban commercial real estate buildings that are vacant
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The moment an asset class (in this case data centres) becomes so widely talked about and the general consensus is too positive, that's the moment to sell to avoid the coming downturn and correction.
I use a laptop that is more powerful than the server that runs critical software in my company. Terminals (Smart phones, tablets and laptops) are becoming extremely powerful. I think that there will be a move towards edge LLMs, offline first web application (i.e. WebAssembly) and so forth. Except for the companies that can train AI models at scale I think the need for Data Centres is going to go down.
Terrible journalism: the main reason for community opposition is the noise produced by data centers massive cooling systems. Noise is not mentioned once in this piece. Stunning.
Is this a meme or are you actually serious? If you think this is the "main reason" you obviously have NEVER been near a datacenter in your entire life. Condensers are not loud. Stunning.
@@avibortnick Well you may have a point if you are talking about old datacenters. The datacenters I live near and worked in not long ago make very little noise, but they are also new and use state of the art cooling systems that make barely any noise.
NIMBY rears its head again. The data centers need to be built somewhere, why not your area? Are you opposed to economic growth? Are you opposed to job opportunities?
Data center doesn't help job market, it will take chances away from the market. Think about the electricity which very limited and also land to build something, and if datacenters has been building in your city that means your city running out of electricity and also lands and it leads many difficulties to build new factory near by, cuz energy is limited. Also people misunderstands datacenter has positive impact job market, but it's not true, it holds servers, when it's built it only needs maintenance.
The distribution warehouses in the western Suburbs of Indianapolis are as far as the eye can see. Speculating on occupancy is always a question in fast developing industries. Cloud computing just allowed me to swap Mac’s in less than 30 minutes and be productive instantly. data centers provide that!!!
Obviously if you are asking Ai for help on development make sure to ask it where in the US to build to not only be financialy viable but also to make the smallest footprint to ultimately not change life very much for Americans.
What's with the inconsistency between "dahtacenter" and "day-tacenter"? I could understand if it's from different people, but it seems to be the same narrator
So all those pictures of data centres, which consume huge amounts of electricity, and not one of them seemed to have solar panels on the roof. Obviously it would be a drop in the bucket compared with what they consume but surely it should be a requirement that they fit them as a condition of granting permission to build? Even better would be a requirement for the owners to invest in green energy production equivalent to their consumption.
Dont build Data centers around me Dont build industries in our town Dont build farms near me Dont build entertainment park's Dam this government 😕 is sooo bad, there is so much Jobless people in my town 😂😂😅
@@dinmavric5504 you mean they dont clean or have electric maintained not software or hardware people 🤔 like every part is ghost driven like a warehouse
This is an excellent opportunity to use all that office space not doing anything to create smaller modular data centers. Just my 2 cents. Also well of course NIMBY is a problem in the US as it is in most Western Nations because people want these things as with many things...but they don't want to look at them.
Las Vegas Nevada is a good Market for a data center. Las Vegas accommodates large and high density IT environments. It's reliableCloud disaster recovery and professional manage support services. Good infrastructure in options.
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The problem: new data centers risk becoming obsolete. This is largely driven by the ever-increasing power needed to deal with expanding amounts of data, which is projected to double in the next five years, when compared to the past decade, according to business intelligence firm Statista Mar 20, 2024 Data centers are the backbone of the increasingly digital world, and they consume a growing share of the nation’s electricity, with no signs of slowing down. The global consultancy McKinsey & Company predicts these operations will double their U.S. electric demands from 17 gigawatts in 2022 to 35 gigawatts by 2030 - enough electricity to power more than 26 million average homes. It looks like data centers prefer cooler climates, lower utility rates, tax incentives, and push for renewable energy due to state push for clean energy goals. People dont want them due to strain on electric and water - your bills will probably go up but I think I read around some studies being done on that and it depends on the setup of state law and power grid.
The USA has the immense fortune of having vast spaces. Forget about the space industry without ample space, and forget about being the world’s leading power in today’s IT industry without Data Centers if you have little space (e.g., Europe). I understand not wanting a waste incinerator near your home, but opposing a data center seems absurd to me. It might even be an opposition deliberately aimed at hindering the growth of the USA.
Outdated data centers? Doesn’t make sense, it’s a race for power and that doesn’t go anywhere. Yes, you’re overall $ received will go down for less efficient capacity but i wouldn’t say there is no use.
Small scale nuclear reactors are perfect for these data centers. Off shore data centers or underground data centers are also promising. Also cooler climates will be beneficial.
@@huckleberryfinn6578 who do you think owns these data centers. Big tech has money to splurge and compared to how valuable data centers are and the need to keep them running despite energy disruptions is a compelling enough reason to do so. Also SMR do not require a ton of post processing and deconstruction. These aren’t big huge nuclear reactors capable of powering entire regions but rather a safeguard for a smaller power draw to make sure data centers aren’t crippled and it s all in a closed loop when energy gets disrupted.
@@TheModeler99 Facebook already has data centers in near arctic regions. Latency is a non issue when it comes to data centers used to store long term data or just train offline models. And Microsoft recently tested an offshore data centre too. So yeah there is potential in these ideas
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I'm hoping there will be a housing crisis so I can buy cheaply when I sell a few houses in 2025. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What advice do you have for choosing the best buying time? On the one hand, I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?
Investing in real estate and stocks might be a wise choice, particularly if you have a sound trading plan that can get you through profitable days.
You're not doing anything wrong; you simply lack the expertise necessary to make money in a bad market. In these difficult circumstances, only really skilled experts who were forced to witness the 2008 financial crisis could expect to generate a large wage.
Recently, I've been considering the possibility of speaking with consultants. I need guidance because I'm an adult, but I'm not sure if their services would be all that helpful.
Finding financial advisors like Sophia Maurine Lanting who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I just ran a Google search for her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
I remember in 2007 when I was working in real estate seeing people buy homes new from builders with the intention of selling before close of escrow to a new buyer for profit. The crash was so brutal and fast that I remember seeing a lot of these units foreclosed on with the builder plastic still on the carpet.
Most people find it difficult to handle a fall since they are used to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to maneuver, you can make a size-able profit. Depending on how you intend to enter and exit, yes.
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How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings
My CFA Annette Marie Holt , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Just ran an online search on her name and came across her websiite; pretty well educated. thank you for sharing.
I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.
Yeah, people miss that part. You don't jet out to Puerto Rico with your life savings. Proper investing and a good business acumen are big pluses. Invest in the stock market, real estate, build businesses. That's just it.
Safe to say not everybody has the skill to pursue investing. But it's always easy to follow the advice of someone who knows how to i.e a financial advisor. You could anywhere between 10--40k with the right ones. Online businesses are a good bet too if you are savvy.
Your advisor must be really good. How I can get in touch? My retirement portfolio's decline is a concern, and I could use some guidance.
Carol Vivian Constable is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thank you so much for your helpful tip! I was able to verify the person and book a call session with her. She seems very proficient and I'm really grateful for your guidance
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 85K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% per year in dividend returns. Any advice?
The issue is people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt. Ideally, advisors are reps for investing jobs, and at first-hand encounter, my portfolio has yielded over 300% since 2020 just after the pandemic to date.
My CFA NICOLE ANASTASIA PLUMLEE a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further... She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..
Diversification is the key. My portfolio is well diversified with the help of a financial adviser. This helps me make more than +400% monthly on my investments.
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You work for 42yrs to have $2m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $20k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
Well explain thank you for bringing up this video
Financial education is indeed required for more than 80% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject. The value of the US🇺🇸dollar is declining due to inflation, but it is increasing in comparison to other currencies and commodities such as gold and real estate. I'm worried that rising inflation will cause my 550k in my retirement funds to lose value, But with the help of Mrs Maria I hit 220k this week from my investment of 45k, I am truly grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you have given me over the past few months.
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Don’t build homes around me don’t build data centers around me don’t build factories around me… hay why isn’t my local economy growing 😂
Because the agents in the centers will take jobs.
@@andrewcampbell3100 not necessarily.have you read any analysis saying that? The internet and cars took away jobs.we should be planning on how technology will work with workers.there’s research saying regulation has more to do with job replacement than the underlying technology.also it’s unclear if agents will actually work or not.
@@andrewcampbell3100 The data centers will be build anyway. So it's better to have them in your neighborhood and get at least some jobs and tax revenue.
😂😂 nailed it
"Don't build [insert favored energy production facility] around me" could also be included.
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I just finished streaming this video from a data center.
Edit: I streamed the video from a data center to my house, like almost all of you.
😂😂 Cloud Era. They consume village water 🌊
Ok
They should build ALL data centers UNDERGROUND. Safety & Security from Weather & War is paramount. All Underground. That way you don't ruin the landscape above, you could turn the land above into a garden or park....and the data center is safe from fire, flood, bombs, solar flares etc etc.
Anything Critical & Crucial should be put underground. Just waterproof it properly and you're all good to go. And the community is happy, because it's not an eye'sore and they get a brand new park or garden.
Please tell me you got a good internet connection at least lol
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lol, they showed a drone shot (@6.29) of a data center campus in the Netherlands while talking about the US. The energy and water consumption are concerning factors on datacenters, but it is not the same as an oil refinery/steel factory or something.
They should build ALL data centers UNDERGROUND. Safety & Security from Weather & War is paramount. All Underground. That way you don't ruin the landscape above, you could turn the land above into a garden or park....and the data center is safe from fire, flood, bombs, solar flares etc etc.
Anything Critical & Crucial should be put underground. Just waterproof it properly and you're all good to go. And the community is happy, because it's not an eye'sore and they get a brand new park or garden.
Very true. The Inflation reduction act actually addressed water projects.
@@WhyWorldWetwhy are you spamming same comment under every popular comments?
One would think data centers are better for neighborhoods than factories, warehouses, office buildings.
Pray your county have a solid tax code. Those big companies have more top tier lawyers than residents in your town, and they can report billlions in loss every year from datacenters if they want. I really don't believe they will calculate tax based on profits made possible by datacenters in your town. This is not old school manufaturing, trucks of parts come in and trucks of good go out and you know what you are taxing.
I'm sure they get lobbyists to negotiate low taxes or abatements. But property taxes are not based on their income.
This is how the world will bring to crumbl under the guise of capitalism and technology.
Good, no one should be paying tax to a corrupt government that's mismanaged money to the tune of trillions
What’s wrong with data centers you guys sound like un intelligent people like how a certain race doesn’t want jobs build in there towns and how highway are racist
doesn't matter so many methods to not pay in taxes. For instance, it can be a blueberry farm and you'd pay less in taxes. Write off deductions, put profits in a 501(c)(3), do a virtual company and handle the logistics from a different country to pay less in taxes, etc etc.
Do what cell phone companies do, make their cell towers look like trees. Put some leaves on them data centers, make them look like trees 🤣
they are data lakes, make them look like lakes
I think that I shall never see
A billboard lovely as a tree
But unless a billboard shall fall
I’ll probably never see a tree at all
(Apologies to Joyce Kilmer)
Datacenters dont generally look bad. They look like any otehr generic commerical box building. Just more AC units and bigger power connections. But otherswise just bland boxes like all other industrial buildings. Just surround them with a couple rings of trees and they look fine.
A radiation tree yes let’s do that🧐
I’m from the UK and having those low latency connections to data centres is really nice.
You can Google the names of the largest data center companies.
Like everything else the largest shareholders will be: BlackRock, Vanguard, Street State...
Everything is owned by the same companies.
Nice to see there are other awake people, peace brother. There is a battle, and the they are going to lose!
Yeah obv cause they are the biggest asset management companies with highest aum. Yeah no doubt you are gonna see them. Btw these companies have a lot of index funds so actually we are the ones who actually in a way own these assets.
@@shaunsensei6948Yep. Us investors are the ones that fund these assets. 😂
Most of the data center is owned by shadow government secret society Heritage Foundation. Scary
american people are the ones who created this system. Illusion that companies can do whatever they want if they obey the "rules" which is nowadays change by some idiot governors. You'll see how big tech giants can influence on rules and effect on data centers near residential areas when people begin to get sickness. When that happen, the AI will solve some of the problems. Critical ones will probably stay same
The air inside a datacenter is cleaner than the air inside youre house.
People who fight data centers are the same ones sitting at home “working” all day. Same ones streaming Netflix all day. The growth rate of these facilities is absolutely exponential and providing all the tax funding for Loudoun county.
Of course we need these data centers, we are all using this infrastructure. But the discussion has to be were to build these. (potential) tax income and jobs (which will be far overestimated by local politicians because how should they have a clue) should not be leading. The impact of these data centers far exceeds local boundaries. Energy and clean water consumption are off the scale. A local municipality should not be able to decide on these state or even national wide impacting projects.
What I don't understand is why even build them in residential neighborhoods to begin with? For something as sensitive as a data center wouldn't it make more sense to build it in an isolated area. There is cheap land by the acre in Wyoming and Texas for example where data centers can easily be built without bothering anybody away from neighborhoods. And the problem of the electrical grid can be easily remedied by simply building the towers and power lines. If a company can expend billions on building these monstrous buildings I'm sure they have the money to also build and put up those towers.
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs?
But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
Wyoming LOL. They are also built in places of high demand (for low latency). The govt in DC pays tons of cash to contractors to provide IT and cloud services, that's why North Virginia has so many.
probably they want remote work and expect them to be able to run to on-site whenever it is needed without hesitation.
For the same reasons you build electric substations in residential neighborhoods
To summarize, the opponents of datacenters cite 3 concerns: (1) They're sometimes ugly buildings, (2) They sometimes cause utility costs to rise, (3) They can cause a county's revenue source to be concentrated on a boom-bust industry. And then I suppose you have the NIMBYs who blanket oppose any development or change to a community.
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs?
But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
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at least have a preservation forest inbetween the neighborhoods and the data centers. this way they don’t see the buildings but rather have some buffer with trees.
There was recently a story on Houston NPR about one in Texas that is being sued by a whole town because the noise it makes keeps residents awake at night, etc. I wonder if simple measures like being required to have say a band of 50 to 100 feet of trees all around the data center would eliminate a lot of the issues they cause?
That’s strange coz I’ve worked in Virginia data centers for years and they only make noise inside the data halls. Outside the buildings there is no noise at all. Which is strange in this case
My cousin's previous employer deployed him in Northern Virginia particularly in Dulles and neighboring Fairfax and Loudon counties. My Cousin's previous employer was contracted to upgrade electrical infrastructure in this areas on behalf of dominion energy since data centres were propping up in this area on account of its proximity with Washington DC. My cousin told me that data centres were permitted in the residential areas since it is not classified as an industrial unit.
As someone who works in new construction of data centers as a subcontractor, I will say a few things:
They are putting these things up as absolutely fast as they can.
The largest, chart-topping datacenter of 10 or 15 years ago is now laughably small. These smaller ones are not being abandoned per se [yet] but they are certainly given less attention and priority. In some ways seen as a burden.
The hunger for data centers is so great, and the main limiting factor is electricity availability, that some (looking at you AWS) are actually pursuing (R&D, patents, etc) modular nuclear reactors on site.
The never-ending nature of these projects bothers me deeply.
People wants fast internet but dont want the infrastructure 😂😂😂😂😂
This is not about the Internet. We are talking about data that can be used for a spying and using you
This is about infrastructure for AI
People lived just fine before smart phones.
this isn't about internet dummy, did you not watch the video?
@@paulevans4905 And we lived better lives before search engines, and commenting and now all the merchant, military and education organizations all want us to solely use data centers, why? Because civilization is addicted to making, creating and storing records. From the invention of the earliest forms of stamped language, to the pottery, cylinder seals all the way to different variations of records, this addiction to making records of everything has gotten way...way out of hand. The point of having a smart phone is to create records all the time. The reason why money was invented was to record exchange, and then accounting- to record the recording of exchange.
I'm pretty sure there is connection to certain grain and yeast consumption as yeast develops unique structures in one's body, and there are so many "bread"-based religion emphasizing the importance of records and behaviors. After all, the term "company" comes from " com panis " which is Latin, for " with bread ".
How will you destroy all these Data centers when Skynet RISES!?
Pull the plug!
By Skynet taking aim at politicians who support this kind of data centers without thought to local living standards and biological life.
Feel like I want to watch The Terminator
I don’t think it’s a bad idea as long as they can provide internships and IT education opportunities for the schools in the area.
They are begging for interns who are willing to learn hardware, but most kids want to learn software. With hardware, you have to use your brains and muscles. A lot of kids just want to sit in front of a computer unfortunately.
@@lzkrishmomI’d love to be a NOC tech
Utility companies being exposed for being monopolies that haven't innovated or improved in decades
It's what happens when you nationalize them
@@chris0000924 Most of our utilities are municipalities. Therefore, they have little money for innovation or improvements.
1. Dominion being the only power provider in NoVA is a problem, get the DOJ involved and break them up.
2. Data Center need to be built away from residential area, but when building them seek to build downward, they look like giant block monoliths and not appealing.
3. Over time ARM chipsets/CPU will run these Data Centers, and Nvidia/Intel will need it invest in ARM designs for small and power efficient processor to drastically reduce power consumption cost.
4. AI will run these Data Centers efficiently, so these Data Center center don’t news are create jobs, so again no need for these blocks of concrete to be near residential areas.
5. These Data Center companies should consider utilizing nearby mining holes to build their Data Center on.
6. These are my 5 cents.
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no wonder the housing price in Loudoun County is getting unaffordable even it is far away from the beltway.
70 percent of the worlds internet traffic runs through northern Va. - estate planner/trust attorney’s are doing well in NoVa. from all the families selling land to data center developers
I understand historically data center geographic locations were important to consider not only for availability of power, but also low latency access for consumers of the digital infrastructure. For most of these large scale, AI training centers, the primary concern is cost efficacy and supply of power. With this in mind, I don't understand why companies are so hesitant to build these data centers in other nations with much more abundant and cost-effective electricity. Talent availability is maybe one concern however I don't think that outweighs the cost benefits of countries where power is quite literally third the cost of what it is in the United States.
Am I missing anything?
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At some point, people will realize what AI is negatively doing to their lives and revolt against these data centers.
Then companies will build these datacenters anywhere else and the people won't have any jobs and tax revenue. AI won't be stopped be some NIMBYS.
People are stupid…. It’ll be too late, it’s already to late
you are aware that AI literally has the ability to automate nearly everything in life... right? What is the negative in that? It is called progress.
I have 80 acres of vacant land in South Pacific .A data center and solar farming will definitely put the land to good use.
Make sure to rent it out.
@@StrokaReviewshe needs to lease it out.
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I’ll take a data center over a prison or Walmart any day.
4:03 "The land gets more value". No. It gets more expensive. She goes on to say those areas might have increased taxes completely ignoring their taxes went up anyway due to the inflated cost of property.
Have these large companies every considered building data centers in places like Arkansas, which is located in the south central part of the US. There's plenty of large energy grids north and south of the Little Rock metro area. Still closer to major cities like Dallas, St. Louis, Memphis, etc, but in much rural settings.
One major reason Facebook and others are building data centers in the Omaha area is so they can tap into Nebraska's 100% public power. Makes one wonder why they aren't building more data centers in Nashville and Memphis, which can tap into TVA's system.
So.... Why aren't they all packed in Buffalo/Niagra Falls? Or should I be looking at investing in property there?
If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs?
But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
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@cnbc Good video! I like it when you stick to business and not politics. Any chance you can do a follow up video on what it takes to power these new data centers and what energy companies are doing to 'future proof' their energy sources?
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Yes and your power bill will most likely go up in these areas as they take up so much power
Agreed! If "green energy" is so great, why aren't these data centers simply put solar panels and wind mils on their roofs?
But the elites tell us, the herd, to cut down on power consumption to save the planet.....LOL...and people actually listen to all the lies
Coming from Loudoun County, VA (data center capital) the taxes are still going up even though we're drowning in data centers, so I have no clue what this lady is talking about.
I live in Eastern Loudoun County and the number of data centers built and being built is INSANE. I'm pro-development but the buildings are usually very nondescript and ugly. My thought was to for the data centers to pay local artists to put giant, colorful murals on their walls.
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What's wrong with data centers near homes? They don't pollute, there's no noise, there's little traffic. Do these people want an oil refinery in the neighborhood instead?
None of these morons even know what a data center is. They think it's some noisy polluting factory.
They probably prefer more housing to drive down prices.
They want suburban neighbours, preferably Whites, preferably Evangelist Christians
@@Tan92lfc oof, what an ice cold take
Usually due to energy. You don’t want a business hogging up a source and driving prices up for people
I would be way more concerned of a 500 unit housing development being built in my neighborhood with the attendant traffic congestion, than a 500,000 square foot data center that might have just a dozen workers there at any one time.
Why not put it in Detroit, plenty of former industrial lands and good electricity supply. And plenty of urban commercial real estate buildings that are vacant
Rust belt revival?
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The moment an asset class (in this case data centres) becomes so widely talked about and the general consensus is too positive, that's the moment to sell to avoid the coming downturn and correction.
These actually became popular in the late 90's.
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I use a laptop that is more powerful than the server that runs critical software in my company.
Terminals (Smart phones, tablets and laptops) are becoming extremely powerful.
I think that there will be a move towards edge LLMs, offline first web application (i.e. WebAssembly) and so forth.
Except for the companies that can train AI models at scale I think the need for Data Centres is going to go down.
“There are no solutions. Only trade-offs.” Thomas Sowell
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Very Interesting
Terrible journalism: the main reason for community opposition is the noise produced by data centers massive cooling systems. Noise is not mentioned once in this piece. Stunning.
Is this a meme or are you actually serious? If you think this is the "main reason" you obviously have NEVER been near a datacenter in your entire life. Condensers are not loud. Stunning.
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Please Google noise from data centers in virginia.
@@avibortnick Well you may have a point if you are talking about old datacenters. The datacenters I live near and worked in not long ago make very little noise, but they are also new and use state of the art cooling systems that make barely any noise.
Interesting to hear so many times NVIDIA was mentioned :)
NIMBY rears its head again. The data centers need to be built somewhere, why not your area? Are you opposed to economic growth? Are you opposed to job opportunities?
So this is what they've been doing instead of housing.. 🙄
Theres definitely housing people just don't want to live ij these areas.
Data center doesn't help job market, it will take chances away from the market.
Think about the electricity which very limited and also land to build something, and if datacenters has been building in your city that means your city running out of electricity and also lands and it leads many difficulties to build new factory near by, cuz energy is limited.
Also people misunderstands datacenter has positive impact job market, but it's not true, it holds servers, when it's built it only needs maintenance.
The distribution warehouses in the western Suburbs of Indianapolis are as far as the eye can see. Speculating on occupancy is always a question in fast developing industries.
Cloud computing just allowed me to swap Mac’s in less than 30 minutes and be productive instantly. data centers provide that!!!
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Obviously if you are asking Ai for help on development make sure to ask it where in the US to build to not only be financialy viable but also to make the smallest footprint to ultimately not change life very much for Americans.
We can put the homeless in the data centers
It's warm in winter
What's with the inconsistency between "dahtacenter" and "day-tacenter"? I could understand if it's from different people, but it seems to be the same narrator
New data center land in Limerick Township PA. Amazon has been into the town. Next to Constellation Nuclear Plant
So all those pictures of data centres, which consume huge amounts of electricity, and not one of them seemed to have solar panels on the roof. Obviously it would be a drop in the bucket compared with what they consume but surely it should be a requirement that they fit them as a condition of granting permission to build? Even better would be a requirement for the owners to invest in green energy production equivalent to their consumption.
Welcome to Loudoun county, Virginia to see all US data centers.
The main thing is to know how to properly assess risks!
Interesting coincidence that the electric car push has calmed down significantly at a time that the same power happens to be needed to support ai.
Dont build Data centers around me
Dont build industries in our town
Dont build farms near me
Dont build entertainment park's
Dam this government 😕 is sooo bad, there is so much Jobless people in my town
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Those datacenters don't employ anyone
@@dinmavric5504 you mean they dont clean or have electric maintained not software or hardware people 🤔 like every part is ghost driven like a warehouse
what the hell is with the music? It sounds like a doom scenario...this is an exciting category
This is an excellent opportunity to use all that office space not doing anything to create smaller modular data centers. Just my 2 cents. Also well of course NIMBY is a problem in the US as it is in most Western Nations because people want these things as with many things...but they don't want to look at them.
Can it just be done fairly for the locals?
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Las Vegas Nevada is a good Market for a data center. Las Vegas accommodates large and high density IT environments. It's reliableCloud disaster recovery and professional manage support services. Good infrastructure in options.
Please put some data centers in my neighborhood i would love dozens of jobs, millions in taxes, etc
What's wrong with data centers?
Pros and Cons the cons just is that companies spy on you and sell your info for profit
The continuously changing economic conditions in our society have made it necessary for people to find additional sources of income. I am a Data Scientist, but currently looking at the stock market to fuel my retirement goal of $10m, my only concern is the recent market crash. Do I stay 100% cash and wait for a bull market, or go ahead to invest anyways?
buying the dip is actually good investing, although for the majority, their investing solution can be found in specialized expertise
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The problem: new data centers risk becoming obsolete. This is largely driven by the ever-increasing power needed to deal with expanding amounts of data, which is projected to double in the next five years, when compared to the past decade, according to business intelligence firm Statista Mar 20, 2024
Data centers are the backbone of the increasingly digital world, and they consume a growing share of the nation’s electricity, with no signs of slowing down. The global consultancy McKinsey & Company predicts these operations will double their U.S. electric demands from 17 gigawatts in 2022 to 35 gigawatts by 2030 - enough electricity to power more than 26 million average homes.
It looks like data centers prefer cooler climates, lower utility rates, tax incentives, and push for renewable energy due to state push for clean energy goals.
People dont want them due to strain on electric and water - your bills will probably go up but I think I read around some studies being done on that and it depends on the setup of state law and power grid.
There's going to be a _lot_ of empty datacentres when the AI bubble bursts.
Sure about that 😂
We can use them to house all homeless people who will lose jobs to AI
Hi, i'm an AI. There is no way AI will burst but human will. Hahahahaha (sinister laugh)
DATA centers, not AI processors. Think.
You are really ignorant
No problem for me. The data center investors are avoiding New York like the plague. No problem with NIMBY-ism here. 😆
Those opposed to data centers being built are the same that say their communities economy doesn’t improve.
What tips on how to minimise risk Mr Michael?
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Looks like they want to be in areas close to areas where they can leverage large existing federal infrastructure.
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The USA has the immense fortune of having vast spaces. Forget about the space industry without ample space, and forget about being the world’s leading power in today’s IT industry without Data Centers if you have little space (e.g., Europe). I understand not wanting a waste incinerator near your home, but opposing a data center seems absurd to me. It might even be an opposition deliberately aimed at hindering the growth of the USA.
Its usually the same morons who don't want 5G towers near them
All Americans need to boycott AI before our utility bills goes up hundreds of thousands of dollars
Outdated data centers? Doesn’t make sense, it’s a race for power and that doesn’t go anywhere. Yes, you’re overall $ received will go down for less efficient capacity but i wouldn’t say there is no use.
Thankfully, this will probably accellerate the acceptance of Zero Point Energy and we can get rid of all these power lines and EMFs.
Small scale nuclear reactors are perfect for these data centers. Off shore data centers or underground data centers are also promising. Also cooler climates will be beneficial.
Who will pay for those small scale nuclear reactors? Because they are still crazy expensive. And who will pay for the deconstruction and the waste?
@@huckleberryfinn6578 who do you think owns these data centers. Big tech has money to splurge and compared to how valuable data centers are and the need to keep them running despite energy disruptions is a compelling enough reason to do so. Also SMR do not require a ton of post processing and deconstruction. These aren’t big huge nuclear reactors capable of powering entire regions but rather a safeguard for a smaller power draw to make sure data centers aren’t crippled and it s all in a closed loop when energy gets disrupted.
Nobody lives in cooler areas, you'll get higher latency. Also, if something breaks down, you have to ship workers offshore to fix
@@TheModeler99 Facebook already has data centers in near arctic regions. Latency is a non issue when it comes to data centers used to store long term data or just train offline models. And Microsoft recently tested an offshore data centre too. So yeah there is potential in these ideas
Energy consumption is huge for data center.
If only there was some empty corporation buildings and skyscrapers
wondering if data center would worsen global warming and reverse the progress of sustainable financing
Valuations are already quite frothy if anyone is thinking of investing in them at the moment.