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this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2026
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Yeah, no, it's not going to output 1.2 gW in milliseconds.
The headline is most likely a misunderstanding, but "Output X Watt in Y time" isn't all that wrong, since it would be talking about how quickly the power supply can respond to demand.
Every power supply has a ramp-up time, and the way the headline is worded hints to a very short ramp-up time, which would be very helpful for network stabilization.
But yeah, it's likely the headline writer just misunderstood something.