Have
you ever wondered where all the data goes when you perform a search on Google?
Well,
in Google’s world it’s a very colourful operation, with a maze of colourful
cables and pipes bursting into action processing your searches, showing your
YouTube videos and sending out millions of Google+ and blog posts, such as this
one, to millions.
| Inside the Google campus network room, routers and switches allow data centres to talk to each other at speeds more than 200,000 times faster than a typical home Internet connection. |
These colourful pipes carry water in and out of Google’s Oregon data centre.
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These cables are organized by their specific hue, making things less technical
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Thousands of feet of pipe line the inside of Google’s data centres. Painted bright colours to designate which one is which, as well as looking fun,
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These colourful pipes send and receive water for cooling the facility.
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The vehicle of choice for team members is the G-Bike for getting around their vast data centres.
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Virtual
tours of their sites are also available through Street View.
Visit
the company’s website featuring photos from the firm’s eight data centres in
the US, Finland and Belgium. www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/

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