Could computer waste heat generate useful power?

Could waste heat from computers run a steam turbine and provide power?

The idea has been examined, but an inconsistent heat supply limits its reliability for power generation; transferring the heat into a steam network is another possible use.

Using computer waste heat to run a steam turbine is described as an idea that has been examined. The difficulty identified is obtaining a sufficiently reliable and consistent heat flow for power generation. The discussion then considers using a city steam network as a heat sink. New York data centres and the stock exchange are tentatively mentioned as an example, with the location recalled uncertainly.