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The nonprofit 7x24 Exchange International wants to promote data centers, which they believe are "mission critical” infrastructure
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As part of this work, the group recommends a children’s story, “ What is a Data Center?, ” which follows a honey badger named Honey who gets a guided tour of a data center from a worker named Oliver.
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- Alex Molnar, a research professor at the University of Colorado Boulder and the director of the National Education Policy Center, tells WIRED that, for over a century, industries with an image
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- The nonprofit 7x24 Exchange International wants to promote data centers, which they believe are "mission critical” infrastructure
- As part of this work, the group recommends a children’s story, “ What is a Data Center?, ” which follows a honey badger named Honey who gets a guided tour of a data center from a worker named Oliver
Summary
Welcome back to Power Play! The nonprofit 7x24 Exchange International wants to promote data centers, which they believe are "mission critical” infrastructure. "Like when their mom shops online late at night because their dad is sleeping and won't know about it? The story is part of a broader pattern across the data center industry. Alex Molnar, a research professor at the University of Colorado Boulder and the director of the National Education Policy Center, tells WIRED that, for over a century, industries with an image problem—fast food, tobacco, oil and gas—have brought their messaging to schools.