Japanese only talk about reality, it’s always astonishing.

If your purpose in publishing news is to help something, I’ll ignore it and stop responding.

If Zelensky’s team hadn’t previously launched a PR campaign about he got inside information of a support charts of Putin month ago, public opinion wouldn’t have developed into what it is today.

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It appears that the United States had often targeted reservoirs as part of its subversive efforts.

That’s why I came to have this question. YouTube’s RTB system is another example: low latency is crucial to this advertising system, and it’s one of the reasons YouTube has continued expanding its data centers, aside from AI.

In fact, I once read an article about how YouTube exploits and monopolizes ISPs’ standards and services to reduce its own costs. Data centers are a key part of it. American consumers are the biggest victims. The main reason this has gone unnoticed is that it doesn’t produce such obvious pollution or public controversy.

What would happen if the United States had no data centers at all? Would building them elsewhere make any difference to customers’ experience? I assume YouTube would definitely be finished.