See inside one of Google's data centers in this guided tour. See what powers our products, and then explore on your own in Street View: www.google.com/...
@@adithyabhat4770 Not exactly, Google uses renewable energy to offset the energy footprint. They use the power usually straight from the power company just like everyone else.
Exactly my thought the same. It is masked to hide personal attributions to the information and then data dumped into a big data lake and mixed with data of those who are living and those who are definitely dead and those who are uneducated AKA the ignorant and our futures leaders. So long as it conforms to a generalisation on the receiving end. This data is SOLD I believe and what profit does the general pop population get it off this deal? Also how effective are these data marking systems exactly. By that I mean methodologies of camouflaging sensitive information the kind that distinguishes is from one another differences.
ℹ have worked in Australia with that type of opening of the sliding cupboards in the office where I worked in Sydney nsw Australia. I think 🤔 they are great 👍 as you do not need as much room because they close in to each other.
It's not just the data centers either. I was doing street view in Manhattan the other day and noticed there's a lot of shops you can go inside. Pretty awsome. Got me thinking, Google could team up with The Sims and make street view into a giant Sims game.
You could teach a graduate class on how all of this works, but the basics are that they split up stuff into smaller pieces and then distribute those to individual servers. Google invented the concept of MapReduce where in you have a single job scheduler then have each server ask the job scheduler for a task when it is idle. If the job is not completed within a certain time period it assumes the server has died and will put it back in the pool of tasks to be reassigned to the next available server. As for files google built their own distributed file system, which has a similar concept. Files are split if they are too large and they will be stored in at least two places. If a server dies then a new copy of the file will be created on another server. There is an open source project called Hadoop which is based on the concepts pioneered by Google and which allows you to set infrastructure like this up. The actual software used by google is proprietary and not publically available.
What's a very magnificent, impressive and complicated technology GOOGLE have. I have no words to describe it. It' s amazing that we can reach very soon in GOOGLE Data center.
I always fascinated by the technology we human created but I can't understand how they work most of the time 😂 Sometimes , I hate myself for not staying in science stream class if not I will be more easy to understand science stuff but 🙈 I'm a economic & business & art student here 😂 ((( glad I didn't give up my art too 6___9 meh have a nice day xD
Well, dear sir. If this impressed you look up quantum computing im still trying to understand the enormous complexity of it and how it twists everything we know to date.
Quantum computing will change very little, we will still be using our normal PC's at home, Quantum is only good at very specific things that has nothing to do with the ordinary guy.
Im sure for all that expensive equipment that would have some regulator to prevent spikes in the voltage, and have generators for power outages, they would also store multiple copies across multiple datacenters in different locations
Lorenc Cala They need to get rid of "like" and "dislike" because it tries to simplify the subjective. You never know what somebody is thinking when they press like or dislike. Some people dislike videos because the audio is bad or they don't like anything that isn't high definition. Political videos are even more subjective.
c'est très beau ça donne envie d'y travailler et si j'avais cette possibilité je postulerai pour tenter ma chance et quel cadre magnifique et quel ergonomie ?
En otras épocas se crearon Pirámides... pero en nuestra época la creación empresarial es tan importante o más... Ejemplo, la excelencia de empresas como Google, como prueba la complejidad de sus data center...
At 0:23 secondes there is a Star Wars Clone Trooper and R2-D2 by his leg by one of the silver servers. Also saw it on google maps when doing the walkaround of the buildding by following the link at the end of the video.
In layman's language and a populistic style all these look so exciting , enthralling and attractive. But I bet 5 days in a class teaching the fundamental mathematics and physics behind these machinery, 99.99% of our initially super-eager students would give up.
They likely have UPS systems with surge protection in place along with multiple back up generators. However 1 good earthquake, flood or tornado and it's all over. So this facility probably isn't their only one. I'm thinking they have a 2-3 more of these centers scattered across the US. Maybe some over seas too.
The irony of having this video freeze up on me 3-4 times until I click the timeline with my fiber-optic connection and 30 minute old brand new windows 7 installation.
This is awesome. If it wasn't for the video title which says that this is a Google Data Centre, I wouldn't believe it when I first saw the entrance to the building xD
Woa! A youtube video (Google) about Google (Google) on an Android Device (Google), with a video recording a screen of an Android device (Google) about Google Maps (Google) showing us around Google (Google). I think my my my minds about to explode!
I didn't say it wasn't important, I said it wasn't "national security secrets" -- which is a very specific thing none one shares over a fucking G+ chat.
Can you use the heated water for something else? It´s yust a waste of thermalogic energy. For something like house warming or for maschines that use warm water, like dishwasher.
owo. I love the looks of the building. I didn't know video tapes can extend lives of digital files. Damn google is awesome. even though I sometimes disagree with them. c:
