Who Says Data Centers Aren't Cool?
from the a-little-visual-porn dept
Ah data centers. They may seem like a rather boring concept, but Data Center Knowledge recently put together a rather long list of some of the coolest data center video tours including Google's infamous data center:
As well as a "James Bond" data center buried 100 feet beneath Stockholm in a former military bunker, with backup power from submarine engines and which has waterfalls and a glass-enclosed conference room that appears to "float" above the colo floor.
I have to admit, suddenly data centers seem a lot cooler. Anyway, those are just the top two. The Data Center Knowledge link has a bunch more.






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Indeed. But, no one said otherwise. The only mention of colo was in the second video, which is a colo.
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Nitpickers Of The World Unite
When a noun is used as an adjective, I thought the usual English convention is to use the singular form, not the plural one. Thus, “car yard” for a yard selling cars, even though they’re probably offering more than one for sale. And “animal hospital”, even though the hospital more than likely is treating more than one animal.
Therefore, “data centre” should be “datum centre”. And “multimedia database” should be “multimedium datumbase”!
So there!
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also, 'multi' pluralizes 'medium' anyway, so i think there's just some natural agreement going on there.
of course, i may just be feeding trolls here, but this kind of thing interests me :)
more on topic: yes, those data centers do look pretty shiny.
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