Going Into the World!

"Isn't this too much electricity?"

I shouted at Brian, sitting across from me. How the hell does two million dollars a month in electricity cost? No, I know a little bit, but I feel really bad when I look at it.

"Hmmm. Mr. President, the data centers here have grown several times over since the beginning of last year. And there are only 28,000 people who work at the headquarters. not only personal devices like computers and monitors that go in here, but air conditioning, accessories and all kinds of equipment."

"Oh, I get it. You can't."

When I saw that I was trying to list the various equipment names, I quickly stopped talking. Brian, the Data Centre Head and Temporary Head of Power Management, has a lot to say and needs to be halted appropriately.

I know he had a sudden swelling last year. I built the world's largest building on a regular basis, and since there are so many humans, power consumption is natural, but it's a puritan I've done once.

"What about the others?"

"The Renoa Center in North Carolina and the Meyer County Center in Oklahoma were built with electricity consumption in mind, which is much cheaper than the server sector. It costs about two million dollars in total."

"Hnng, but this place is better than here."

Currently, the United States has 400,000 servers in total, 100,000 at its headquarters and 150,000 at two other locations. However, given the ongoing expansion of Google and Myway at the beginning of J-Tunes and Checkout, at least 2 million should be returned. Moreover, there are only 100,000 in Ireland and 200,000 in China overseas, so there is still a long way to go.

"How is the creation of a new data center going?"

"Yes, the Oregon Center has made more than 80% progress. It cools with water, and there's a hydroelectric plant right around the corner, so it runs on 200,000 servers, and it only costs 200,000 dollars. We're building on the cutting edge with all the experience and skills that we've accumulated."

"Haha. I'm glad to hear that."

Our data centers are completely electric. That's also true because LA is naturally hot, so the summer is six months, and the rest of the moon is not so cold. Of course, you have to run those many servers, and you have to run the air conditioning on them.

There are nearly 30,000 employees in the data center, so it's hard to miss another heat. Machines, people, and 24-hour cooling are required. Fortunately, he said he built the building from scratch and electricity saving, so he would still survive this much, or at least an extra million dollars would have gone out.

"Pay more attention to the remaining three places, and build them into more energy-saving data centers. Use a variety of methods to design and make it $100,000 for 200,000. Instead, I will allocate a separate research fee."

"Very well, then. I will assemble a project team to study it right away."

I ordered to keep the 'Electricity Tax' in mind, permitting the establishment of a data center that would run an additional 600,000 servers, each in its 200,000 generations.

"I'm not even going to do this for a day or two. I'm saving 100,000 dollars a month in 10 places, 12 million dollars a month."

"Phew, something like that."

Brian also listens to me and nods, but he never looks at me as if it's not his money. Tsk.

"How about overseas? Aren't 100,000 people in Ireland only supporting the U.K.?"

"Haha. If not, I have a proposal for you. It seems that to support East and West Europe seamlessly, we need to build three centers in 200,000 units, three in addition to South Korea and Hong Kong, and a minimum of 200,000 in Latin America -- all together we need to build seven centers."

"Shit, yeah, take all my money, take it! '

I can't say I'm not supposed to eat with this, but I can't believe you asked me to give you 10 data centers in your seat, you thieving... ugh!

$16 billion after repaying $5 billion in debt from $21 billion in sales of Johnston entertainment. It costs between $500 and $700 million to set up a data center, so 10 would cost around $6 billion.

I tried to think about what I would do with 21 billion dollars, but I got rid of the car and the ponies, and I only had 10 billion dollars left. It's so fast to spend money.

After sending Brian out, I leaned against my chair and looked out. It was also clear in the sky, and the clear weather opened my heart. The ceiling of the headquarters has solar panels attached to it, so I'm using it as an energy source, but after using a lot of electricity, it is the blood of a bird's foot.

"Damn, these bastards are playing with electricity. Turn the juju!"

Suddenly, I became angry. Since last year, a large power outage in the state of California has seen limited transmission, some of which are also imposing useless expenditures on me operating an electrically eating hippocampus with increased electricity costs. This is unlikely, but the cost of electricity supply has increased due to the increase of expensive own power generation facilities in case of an incident.

The problem is that this power outbreak was a joke by intermediaries. California-based businessmen were looking for a loophole when they released regulations and left production to the private sector under the pretext of increasing competitiveness.

The typical bad guy, Enron, played a variety of pranks, including power generation and transmission delays, to make money off of these opportunities. These guys are all accounting fraud and electric fraud.

Californian citizens and corporations were so desperate to see blood, that the last time I saw Mr. Grey, it was up to me.

People's complaints are not a joke, but they are directly connected to civilian life, so the state government seems to take their jokes seriously, so it seems difficult to deal with them properly. These rules and laws are in the best interest of the businessman, and they're not easy to investigate.

"Welcome. Have a seat here."

"Yes! Thank you."

I was reading an article about Enron, one of the principals who influenced my electricity value, and I came up with an idea for Ambassador Herbert's brother-in-law, Milad. I told Mr. Crimson I wanted to see him once, and he came straight to me this afternoon. I'm glad the first impression wasn't so bad.

"Enron was in charge of the power supply?"

When I look at my resume, my mouth is full of noises. Although it did not harm me directly, I have managed to manage the power from Enron, the main culprit of the power outage.

"The truth is, I had nothing to do with this. I was originally at a local power company, and a few years ago, a scout proposition came from Enron and was in charge of development and transmission. It has nothing to do with these market manipulation scandals. “

Milad looks unfair, but he's Ambassador Herbert's brother-in-law, so I just let him go.

"Well, briefly explain to me what the problem was."

I am not familiar with the electricity business, I ordered a brief and clear explanation. If I understand, write for an important position, otherwise I can just sit there.

"Yes. The first, of course, is market manipulation. The second thing is that we indiscriminately engage private companies in regulation mitigation and power business. The government made a statute of promotion to sell 40 percent of the total production facilities to private companies. The third is price and supply, and while the government is fixing prices at a lower price, usage is increasing, and no new facilities are being built at all. There are other things, but I think these problems have come together to cause this."

Millard has heard of three big reasons, and he is a 15-year veteran in this field, and I don't know him very well. Mr. Herbert wouldn't have introduced me if I were so ferocious.

"How on earth do you manipulate the market? Why can't you catch it? No, there's nothing we can do about it, is there?"

"It's usually called 'Megawatt laundering' or 'overscheduling', which can be tricked into raising prices like there's a lot of demand."

"What?! Even if demand does, what kind of laundry does it do? This isn't some smuggler laundering money. Phew."

I heard it before, but I was so busy that I didn't know exactly what it was going to be, but I was curious about 'electric washing'. "

"This is the highest price the government has set, and I can't sell more than that. However, because there is absolutely no supply, retailers who supply their homes or businesses directly will have to pay for money, and the regulation is that there is no price limit to the power that comes from outside California. So we turn the power back and forth through the external power lines. Domestic production also goes up when you cross borders and come back."

"Haha! The more electricity you spin, the more money you get."

"Market manipulation," "premature rationalization," "stupid regulation," "overconsumption," etc., and when I heard it, I couldn't help but criticize the wolves in the power market and the state's actions. This is a typical example of a table administration that is completely misplanned, and ignores the process of unacceptable privatisation and reality.

I am not responsible for all of this because it happened a few years before Mr. Grey's inauguration, but I am struggling to come up with a decisive solution.

According to Milad, Enron and others have taken manipulation and bombardment using a variety of sophisticated techniques, including 'Fat boy', 'Death Star', 'Ping Pong', 'Red Congo', 'Black Widow' and 'Big Foot'. As I listened to the explanation, I saluted the idea of the various ways. How hard would it be to come up with a name for it?

There is no place in GE where Hydroelectric, Wind and Firepower have not advanced to nuclear power, and there is nothing I would not be able to do. Lee Wang Enron's assets were instructed to take over the relevant facilities and businesses using the opportunity presented at a bargain price.

Milad gave me a satisfactory answer, and once I sat down at the vice president's level in charge of California's power supply, I led a smooth acquisition of Enron assets.

"Thank you! I'll work hard."

Surprisingly, when I give him a big position, he leans slightly to his waist and rejoices loudly. He must have learned Japanese greetings from a movie somewhere. It might be a good idea.

Experienced so far, if you send them to the occupied forces at all jobs that have been dismissed or expelled, they all swear allegiance and are enthusiastic. Like the Wall Street Journal last time, I think my friends who were appointed this way can remember who it was.

Ah! Of course, we send the basics.Of course, we can't send anyone.

"John, thank you so much for caring!"

"Oh, it's no big deal. Haha."

I'm working late at night, and Ambassador Herbert is calling from Seoul. I don't know what my brother-in-law said, but I felt thankful.

"No, I can't believe you put me in charge of that. I owe you this."

He probably had a similar position or something, but he liked Millard very much because he acquired Enron as a vice president and had hundreds of subordinates. Come on, you gave me a job because you needed me, but not from the recipient's perspective. Hehe.

"Haha. Help each other out. Everything all right?"

Thanks again from over there, but don't tell me it's not. I didn't learn that in America. Just accept this.

"Nothing's wrong with me. And since your men have been here so many times, I've been paying a lot of attention."

"Yes? Your henchmen? Who came?"

"That's the justice and the board asked me to meet with the other senators twice, and they introduced me to a lot of other people. Everyone seems to be working hard for you, so I'm gonna give you a boost."

"Ah, yes. Thank you."

Congressman Herbert said the Justice Department offered to create a small social gathering around the people he was close to, including the Confederate Commander of Schwartz, General Campbell and several other elders.

The tone of my voice makes me feel like I'm trying to tell you that I'm doing something for myself.

'Khh-hmm. But what are they doing there for me?'

I know it's for my own good, but we'll see about that.

"John! Congratulations, by the way!"

"Yes?! What the...?

Did I get married or something?

"Haha. It's no trouble here because you were first!" I've been talking to Commander Schwartz and Walls about it for a long time. This time it was amazing! "

"Oh, that. And somehow it happened."

"What's that supposed to mean? Is the best in the world that easy? I've been meaning to call you, but you must be really busy. By the way, when are you coming to Korea again? Everyone wants to see you, but aren't weddings supposed to be here?"

"Yes, I'll be there when the Johnstone Hotel is finished."

Ambassador Herbert thanked me once again and hung up on me, saying that he had his dignity at home.

Tomorrow, I decided to hold a meeting to commemorate my first prize, but there were so many attendees that I was troubled. Why are you ignoring me? Then I told you to contact the foreign heat president. They're gathering for me, that's all.

Artwork Reviews

According to a 2011 article, the amount of power consumed by Google data centers around the world is equivalent to the amount of power supplied to 200,000 households in the United States. In my country, it's between 500,000 and 600,000 households, right?

Experts estimate a total of 90,000-million servers are running on power consumption.

Google currently has 13 data centers, including the United States 6, Europe 3, Latin America 1, and Asia 3.

Usually 600 million dollars is invested in data centers, and it turns out there's been tremendous effort over the last seven years to conserve energy, and a lot of design changes and new technologies have been introduced. In Finland, for example, we use 100 percent seawater to cool the system.

The price of electricity is something that I randomly calculated with a few simple calculations. Each center has a different power method or cooling method due to its regional characteristics, so the electricity costs are different. And the difference between the early Google centers and the current centers is more than a few times.

For the record, all of the terms related to the California shortage of electricity, like laundering, demand, fatty, Death Star, ping-pong, red Congo -- those are actual terms. And most of the time, I wrote this down.

I used to try to keep going out of my way until I found a mysterious solution... And then I used one and it was just, ugh! And I'm so sleepy that... I can't... I can't take it up tomorrow and eat it like a lightning bolt and just put it up.