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• curprev 06:2106:21, 29 September 2026‎ NovellaBurton59 talk contribs‎ 5,693 bytes +5,693‎ Created page with "In many cases yes, since modern biometric readers can integrate with existing card-based panels, though very old proprietary systems sometimes require a controller upgrade to support the additional authentication layer.<br><br>The risk compounds in facilities running AI and GPU workloads, where the hardware itself has become a theft target due to its resale value and current scarcity. A facility manager in Northbrook overseeing a shared colocation site cannot rely on the..."