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Sources: Meta is testing robots from ABB and others to handle data center tasks such as swapping cables and resetting servers as it seeks to lower labor costs

The company is testing robots that can swap cables, reset servers, and take on other tasks performed by technicians …

Wired Paresh Dave

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  • @carljanderson @carljanderson on bluesky
    About those “AI Factory” jobs....  [embedded post]
  • @gearcinco @gearcinco on bluesky
    But I was told that data centers are bringing in 10s of jobs
  • @evasmorris @evasmorris on bluesky
    If anybody needed more reasons to oppose data centers...  [embedded post]
  • @five-oclick-tech @five-oclick-tech on bluesky
    Meta puts robots to work in its data centers  —  Meta is testing robots for tasks like power cycling and cable swapping in its data centers, aiming to reduce human labor.  It looks like a quiet automation play.  [image]
  • @tnewmsblues Tim Newman on bluesky
    So much for job creating data centers!  —  “The ongoing effort, which has not been previously reported, may eventually allow Meta to operate its rapidly expanding data center footprint w fewer humans, keeping labor costs in check as spending on AI infrastructure soars.” www.wired…