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EBay finishes data center in a very hot place
Computerworld Singapore (Dec 1 2011) Power and Cooling , Servers
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Temperatures in Phoenix, Arizona -- one of the most arid places in the U.S. -- routinely exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). That's about the opposite of the typical cool-weather environments companies often choose to build data centers. (Read Full Article)
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