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Slysh haloes: the waste heat of cold computing as a submillimetre technosignature
Searches for Dysonian waste heat have operated almost exclusively in the mid-infrared and are therefore sensitive primarily to technology radiating at 100-600K. We argue that mature, computation-dominated civilisations may instead dissipate much of their energy at far lower temperatures. The Landaue
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