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If you’re a computer nerd — or even just interested in the guts of what Google does and how it does it — there’s a great story in the New York Times today about the new server farms the search engine company is constructing on the shores of the Columbi
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Seriously though, I wonder how much longer this type of growth will continue. They could be at 5 million servers by the end of the decade.
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"talk to some web 2.0 startups, you'll hear many say their second biggest operating expense, after salaries, is electricity"
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/jonathan?entry...
Something has got to give, and Google's dreams of storing all the information in the world on their own servers is unrealistic (not to mention "gevil").