Here's a wild thought: What if cities could stay warm just from our internet habits?

Every stream you watch, every social feed you scroll, every question you fire at an AI assistant—somewhere, a server farm is crunching that data and pumping out serious heat. We're talking enough thermal energy to keep entire neighborhoods cozy through winter.

Right now? That heat just... vanishes. But the infrastructure's already there. Massive data centers generating warmth 24/7, while households a few miles away crank up their own heaters.

The math's simple. The opportunity's huge. Someone just needs to connect the dots.