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Fiber optic cables connecting the Google data centers are 200,000 times faster than a home internet speed. Google’s data center at Council Bluffs has an area if 115,000 square feet.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
The steel beams above the data servers helps in providing support to the structure and distribute power to the servers. The cold air for cooling is served through the floors.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Council Bluffs, Iowa
The colorful pipes in the data centers carry water for cooling purpose. Blue pipes carry cold water and warm water is taken back through red pipes. G-bike seen in the picture is used by Google team to travel around their vast data centers.
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Energy efficient blue LED lights used in servers denote that the servers are running correctly.
Douglas County, Georgia
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Water for cooling data servers is supplied from these giant tanks. These tanks can store up to 240,000 gallon (i.e) 900,000 liters of water.
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Inside the server racks, hot air from all the servers are passed into the cooling unit through which the air is recirculated.
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