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Rather than the power unit itself, the setup that supplies electricity to the equipment while the vehicle is switched off caught my eye first. However, the article only confirms the test stage and the size of the Ministry of Defense contract close to $9 million, and says the system has not yet been installed on an actual vehicle, so I read the expected speed a bit more conservatively. Installation costs and maintenance conditions are missing, so it is hard to tell from this article alone whether it will actually reduce power costs. I am curious what criteria you use to view the first data center deployment plan for 2028.
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