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harness

[hahr-nis] / ˈhɑr nɪs /
NOUN
gear for controlling an animal
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"By directly harnessing near-constant solar power with little operating or maintenance costs, these satellites will transform our ability to scale compute," Musk wrote in the announcement.

From Barron's

“By directly harnessing near-constant solar power with little operating or maintenance costs, these satellites will transform our ability to scale compute,” Musk wrote.

From MarketWatch

“By directly harnessing near-constant solar power with little operating or maintenance costs, these satellites will transform our ability to scale compute,” Musk wrote.

From MarketWatch

Polymarket’s backers speak glowingly about the promise of harnessing the wisdom of the crowd, arguing that people who put money on the line are more likely to be right than purported experts and biased commentators.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The party wants to harness the soft-power upside without giving up control over the narrative.”

From The Wall Street Journal