Helium falls Short: Tech Giants in Risk of paralysis...!
Risk of Internet paralysis .. google, Amazon, Netflix tension. New headache ..!
It is no exaggeration to say that all of the leading tech companies around the world today are pushed into a tense situation. The main reason for this is that the Internet around the world can be down at any time, and the services of tech companies can be down.
The main reason for this tense situation is helium, one of the rarest rare substances in the world.
It is no exaggeration to say that all of the leading tech companies around the world today are pushed into a tense situation. The main reason for this is that the Internet around the world can be down at any time, and the services of tech companies can be down.
The main reason for this tense situation is helium, one of the rarest rare substances in the world.
Tech companies are thus in competition with all the leading tech companies in the world to get more helium somehow. Why this sudden shortage of helium ..? What happened...?
The U.S. National Helium Reserve Helium is the world's largest source of helium and has finally dried up after more than 70 years of production at the U.S. National Helium Reserve in the Amarillo area of the US state of Texas.
The helium shortage is currently causing a major crisis not only in the united states but also for the entire technology sector through helium shortages. What many people do not know is that helium plays an important role in many, many places, other than filling balloons during birthdays.
The 100-fold increase in helium gas is expected to be offset by Avanti Energy's plan to meet current demand, while helium gas prices are expected to rise 100-fold over the next few years, on par with crude oil and natural gas.
Internet, Telecom Helium plays a major role in all chip utility platforms as helium gas cools any material. Helium is widely used, especially in the telecom sector and in the Internet service sector.
Internet connection - Fiber optic cables can only be made in pure helium form. Helium is used at various stages in the manufacture of many electronics - including many electronics and semiconductors - mobile phones. Computer - Helium-filled hard drives use up to 23% less power and offer 50% more storage capacity.
Amazon, google, and Netflix Leading tech companies such as Amazon, google, and Netflix are increasingly using helium to cool their data centers. It is noteworthy that the US and Canadian governments have recently added helium to the list of important ores in the country.