How Computers Could Heat Homes For Free

This company has developed a radiator sized computer which they install into homes and businesses to provide heat for the occupants. They sell the computing power to banks, animation studios and anyone else requiring a large data centre. The "radiators" are sold at a fixed price and Qarnot pay for the electricity they consume, allowing the users to benefit from the 'waste' heat. The uniqueness comes with Qarnot's approach to decentralising computing. Instead of using a large data centre and spending money on electricity to cool it, Qarnot's customers can use the 'waste' heat to replace the requirement for heat in certain applications. Their model works best in colder countries where demand for heat is high, but it is still an interesting approach to decarbonising. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNytmvltsWk https://qarnot.com/en/home/