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voracious

[vaw-rey-shuhs, vuh-] / vɔˈreɪ ʃəs, və- /


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Tech companies’ voracious appetite for data centers is ratcheting up demand further, with the need for millions more miles of cables.

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His 2024 reporting on data centers’ voracious power demand was part of a package of Journal stories that earned a New York Press Club award for national climate and environmental reporting.

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Dialing down the content spending doesn’t seem to be an option, given the voracious appetite of Netflix’s global base of subscribers that now numbers more than 325 million.

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As both a voracious reader and a writer, what do you think of the quantification of people’s reading, like someone saying they need to read 100 books this year?

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Behind the value of one of the world’s fastest-appreciating assets is the voracious appetite of AI companies.

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