There are some global problems you don't want to think about. When it comes to processing artificial intelligence computing tasks, you don't wanna think about it too. Such energy consumption are truly demanding. I want us to share with you about Panthalassa, a data center that generates it's energy from ocean waves. As you'd expect, it's architecture is quite different from traditional, on land structures. This is it: and the part that's immersed in water looks like: I want us to look at why it's promising, how it impacts AI computing tasks, how it's a clean alternative to other non-environmental friendly ways to curb these demands. My inspiration for this article came when I listened to Panthalassa's CEO and co-founder, Sheldon Coulson. Here are his inspirations: Everyone wants to find the things that make it so that people have schools, and roads, and hospitals, food. All of the things that humans need, are all driven by energy.…