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causal claim

Selling currently available data-center capacity requires interrupting its active workload, making the impact of interruption relevant to the sale.

Evan Conrad · The Programmable Data Center — Evan Conrad, SF Compute · 20 Oct 2026

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“A bunch of different things. Um, one is dimensions categories that I will say is like is there a workload running on it right now, or is it capacity in the future. So is it Sure. capacity right now? Um capacity right now, in order for you to sell that, um you have to interrupt your current workload. So you have to think, do I care if my current workload is interrupted or not. Capacity that's sold that's starting a month from now, um you can buy and sell that all the time, and so you get”
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