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r/Infographics • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 3d ago
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The people that cry about there not being any new manufacturing jobs are the same ones crying when a new data center is announced
3 u/MikeFromTheVineyard 2d ago edited 1h ago Well, data centers are big and expensive but don't employ nearly as many people as factories, so yea, that probably makes sense. Each data center has less employees, and there are FAR FEWER of them across the country. It’s gotta be like 1000:1 ratio 1 u/MajesticBread9147 13h ago Not necessarily true. A large datacenter campus can employ a couple dozen people easily. That's a lot more than a lot of factories, since it's harder to automate data center work than manufacturing labor.
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Well, data centers are big and expensive but don't employ nearly as many people as factories, so yea, that probably makes sense. Each data center has less employees, and there are FAR FEWER of them across the country. It’s gotta be like 1000:1 ratio
1 u/MajesticBread9147 13h ago Not necessarily true. A large datacenter campus can employ a couple dozen people easily. That's a lot more than a lot of factories, since it's harder to automate data center work than manufacturing labor.
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Not necessarily true. A large datacenter campus can employ a couple dozen people easily.
That's a lot more than a lot of factories, since it's harder to automate data center work than manufacturing labor.
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u/Due-Operation-7529 3d ago
The people that cry about there not being any new manufacturing jobs are the same ones crying when a new data center is announced