Episodio 8: El Centro de Datos en la Cuadra

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¿Alguna vez te has preguntado qué sucedería si cruzaras una comunidad agrícola con la forma más avanzada de tecnología humana?¡Fuimos al Valle Imperial para averiguarlo! En este episodio especial de Electric Futures, describimos cómo la demanda de centros de datos y de la inteligencia artificial está alterando el tejido no solo del Valle Imperial de California, sino también el de comunidades en todo el país.Puedes seguirnos en Instagram en ⁠⁠⁠@usc_electricfutures⁠⁠⁠⁠.Recursos adicionales del Centro Annenberg de Periodismo y Comunicación Climática de la USC:The Data Center Next Door, Key Considerations for Communities Navigating Data Center DevelopmentHow to Create a Climate Podcast----- Este episodio fue una colaboración con Dimelo, la unica publicacion en espanol para USC Annenberg Media. Las voces de las entrevistas fueron hechas por Jose Guzman-Wug, Mayte Abrica, Damian Lopez, y Valeria Macias.Katherine Contreras Hernández y profesor encargado de Dimelo, Allan López, realizaron las ediciones del guion. Apoyo en la traducción por Emma Kahn.Esto es una adaptación de el Podcast de USC, Electric Futures. Este episodio fue presentado por Natalie Lopez. Esta serie fue producida ejecutivamente por Allison Agsten, directora del centro de Periodismo y Comunicación Climática de USC Annenberg. Mallory Carra, profesora de USC Annenberg, es nuestra supervisora de producción. Spencer Cline es nuestro productor asociado. Tahjah Fortune es nuestra asistente de producción. El anfitrión original de este proyecto es Charles Zukoski, profesor de Ingeniería Química y Ciencia de Materiales y ex rector de USC. Electric Future se grabó en el Valle Imperial y en el Estudio B de Annenberg Media Center. Victor Figeroa, Sebastian Grubaugh [GRU-BAH], Tom Norris y S-R Meredith proporcionaron supervisión técnica.Nuestra portada es de Kim Ly [LEE]. Toda la música y los efectos de sonido se utilizan con permiso expreso bajo una licencia general ilimitada de Epidemic Sound....

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