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You jest but seawater for cooling will probably end up one of the better ways to go about it. On a coast somewhere
The problem is it's incredibly corrosive.
there are schemes for using an interchange between seawater and a closed-loop of something more manageable but the seawater side still has to deal with all that so it's only a little easier
The same 80 year old technology used in motors on seagoing vessels will be used.
Yeah i didn't consider that. The undersea one actually looks better than i anticipated
Microsoft tried it successfully a while ago