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Jade Blanchard-McKinley
Jade Blanchard-McKinley
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The colonisation of underwater data centre modules by marine life in 100 years time, 2018/2019
The colonisation of underwater data centre modules by marine life in 100 years time, 2018/2019
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A map of the North Atlantic Ocean showing internet infrastructures between the financial centres of New York and London. These are overlaid with optimal trading node locations taken from the study 'Relativistic Statistical Arbitrage’ by A. D. Wissner-Gros, 2018/2019
A map of the North Atlantic Ocean showing internet infrastructures between the financial centres of New York and London. These are overlaid with optimal trading node locations taken from the study 'Relativistic Statistical Arbitrage’ by A. D. Wissner-Gros, 2018/2019
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Microsoft’s underwater data centre prototype: Project Natick. An interpretation of a network of inter-connected data centre modules, 2018/2019
Microsoft’s underwater data centre prototype: Project Natick. An interpretation of a network of inter-connected data centre modules, 2018/2019
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Installing the Anchors: Disruption of the Seabed, 2018/2019
Installing the Anchors: Disruption of the Seabed, 2018/2019
Major project:
Charlie-Gibbs: Conserving the More Than Human Through Off-shore Financial Data Centres
This project draws upon Microsoft’s prototype oceanic data centre: Project Natick. Using high-frequency trading as a catalyst for the emergence of future mid-ocean data centres, this project investigates designing off-shore data centre infrastructures for the human, machine and animal. It is located in Charlie-Gibbs, a Marine Protected Area (MPA) in the mid North Atlantic Ocean. It seeks to rethink these off-shore infrastructures as a spatial tool for conserving the more than human.
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School
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MA Architecture
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Previous degrees
- BA (Hons) Architecture, University of Sheffield, 2016