Wired: Steven Levy is the first reporter to ever set foot in a Google data center. And in telling the tale, he has a wonderful way of making you feel like you were there too.
“A sign outside the floor dictates that no one can enter without hearing protection, either salmon-colored earplugs that dispensers spit out like trail mix or panda-bear earmuffs like the ones worn by airline ground crews,” he writes. “We grab the plugs. Kava holds his hand up to a security scanner and opens the heavy door. Then we slip into a thunderdome of data….”
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Following Google and many other companies, Byju has joined the list of companies to fire hundreds of workers.
And they're building an army of 10 foot tall giant robots that will enslave us all! Too much secrecy GOOG...too much a cult of "need to know", not trade secrets.
"Yes, GPS devices and atomic clocks."
There's one at every cell site...look for the white upside-down ice cream cone antennae.