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Report: Google Uses About 900,000 Servers
Data Center Knowledge (Aug 1 2011) Cloud Computing , Servers
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Have Google watchers been overestimating the number of servers in the company's data center network? Recent guesstimates have placed Google's server count at more than 1 million. But new data on Google's energy use suggests that the company is probably running about 900,000 servers.
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