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Stuyvesant High School Undergoing Conversion to Data Center

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mar 9
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What happened

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Stuyvesant is reportedly being replaced by a data center, a project whose plans were leaked by the Department of Evil’s (DOE) and are now in action. The conversion affects both Stuyvesant and the adjacent Tribeca neighborhood. During the process, the school's swim gym was decommissioned, and pool water, including chlorine, was mixed into concrete to form stable foundations for server rooms. The data center is also utilizing computers from Stuyvesant for RAM.

From stuyspec.com

Why it matters

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The conversion involves significant physical changes to the location, including the modification of the school's library and arts classes. All stuy.edu emails are reportedly being converted to chat.gpt emails with usage limits. The project is noted as being supported by budget cuts implemented by the administration of the City of New York.

From stuyspec.com

Who's involved

  • StuyvesantEducational facility undergoing conversion into a data center.
  • TribecaResidential neighborhood whose context is impacted by the large-scale development.
  • New York CityThe major metropolitan area encompassing the affected locations.
  • City of New YorkThe municipal government whose budget cuts are reportedly affecting Stuyvesant.

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