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Hyperscale

£22.00

The cloud is an ethereal world of convenience and freedom. A place where memories and messages live nowhere and everywhere. But on the ground, sprawling server farms power our online world – while plundering our physical one. Delving into the labyrinthine industry of data centres that are now multiplying at an alarming rate, ‘Hyperscale’ is an urgent exposé of the ruinous physical infrastructure of the digital age. In the race to meet the AI revolution, tech overlords are waging a resource war as they trade our future for their profit. Marx unmasks a civilisational time bomb in the making with razor-sharp reporting and analysis to show that the greatest threat is not the spectre of AI, but a global disaster that has already begun.

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SKU: 9781805227458 Category: Nature And Environment Tags: Climate change, Ethical & social aspects of IT, Impact of science & technology on society, Political corruption, Popular science
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LONGLISTED FOR THE FINANCIAL TIMES BUSINESS BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2026 A NEW SCIENTIST BEST BOOK FOR OCTOBER 2026 'A tremendous contribution to a debate that is of existential importance to us all' NAOMI KLEIN 'The book that Big Tech does not want you to read' MALCOM HARRIS 'Excellent and timely' KAREN HAO The cloud is an ethereal world of convenience and freedom. A place where memories and messages live nowhere and everywhere. But on the ground, sprawling server farms power our online world – while plundering our physical one. Delving into the labyrinthine industry of data centres that are now multiplying at an alarming rate, Hyperscale is an urgent exposé of the ruinous physical infrastructure of the digital age. In the race to meet the AI revolution, tech overlords are waging a resource war as they trade our future for their profit. Marx unmasks a civilisational time bomb in the making with razor-sharp reporting and analysis to show that the greatest threat is not the spectre of AI, but a global disaster that has already begun.

Weight 0.52 kg
Dimensions 23.4 × 15.8 × 3.2 cm
Author

Marx, Paris

Publisher

Profile

Imprint

Profile Books

Cover

Hardback

Pages

288

Language

English

Edition
Dewey

303.4834 (edition:23)

Readership

General – Trade / Code: K

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