The D0 stepping of BCM2712 removes unused functionality from BCM2712C1. There is no functional difference between the C1 and D0 steppings. Physically, the packages use the same amount of space.
Most of the rest seems to be over-engineering. You can get a ready-made "PD Trigger" board for literally $1 [0], which will allow you to select the desired voltage using jumpers. It even has support for the non-standard (although still common) 12V profile. Or, if you really want to do it using software, grab a $6 one from Adafruit [1] which comes with a tutorial and Arduino library.
I also tested the Radxa USB-C PD 30W power adapter, which says it will output 5V at 5A, but the Pi only negotiates 3A with it right now. I've been in contact with Pi engineers and it seems like they have one on the way to test to see why it's not negotiating more.
I should also note the official adapter lists 12V at 2.25A output as an option, so maybe some future Pi could take that and run with it, for increased compatibility with more USB-C PD adapters (5V at 5A is a rarely seen, though it's an option in the spec).
把馬鈴薯切半,把 DC 端的兩條線插到同一顆馬鈴薯上面,大約相距 2cm,插電不久後就可以看到有一端會變綠,那端就是正極,把本來插到馬鈴薯上的端子剪掉後再接線就可以了:
With the power adapter unplugged from your electrical outlet, cut the wires, strip a little insulation from the ends, twist the strands of each wire into a point. Do not allow the bare wires to touch each other from this point on.
Cut the potato in half. Take one half, and poke both wires into the cut face of the potato about 2 cm apart. Plug in the power adapter to the wall outlet. In a short time, the potato around one of the wires will turn green. That is the positive wire.
Unplug the adapter and clip off the ends of the wires so you have clean wire for soldering your new plug.
According to the report firefighters on the scene found electrical arcs more than one meter long flashing around the door to the power room, and it took three hours to cut off the power supply because there was no universal cut-off.
另外電力室本身的設計也不利於防火 (木造天花板?),而且電力管道也沒有隔離:
The power room had a wooden ceiling designed to withstand fire for one hour, and the electrical ducts were not insulated.
另外因為節能的設計,他們設計了多個通道讓外部的空氣容易進入 data center 交換熱量,但這也導致了火苗很不容易熄滅:
Once the fire escaped from the power room, it grew rapidly. The report says that "the two interior courtyards acted as fire chimneys". JDN claims the spread of fire may have been accelerated by the site's free cooling design, which is designed to encourage the flow of outside air through the building to cool the servers.