15 BIGGEST Data Centers on Earth

Data centers! What are they? Well, they’re the future, and simply put, they’re massive structures full of computers generally used for storage. Think your data, the cloud, all of those techy words that didn’t exist 30 years ago. Where does it all actually go? Well, as it turns out, the cloud is a real place! And it takes up more space than you would think. So join us for today’s video, where we countdown the top 15 biggest data centers on Earth!

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[McCulsky]

You're not showing anything.. just words and mostly random images.

[desertmike]

I worked at the Switch Data Centers here in Vegas for 4 years, as I live down the street from them. These facilities are crucial from customers like; Disney, Qualcomm, eBay, Pay Pal, and hundreds more. Also, they wont stop expanding as the CEO keeps buying up land and building more Super Naps in the SW area of Vegas. Lastly, I do not miss working in the data center environment at all.

[RichPober]

You missed out the Slough Trading Estate data park, west of London UK. It is the largest data park in Europe. It has its own power station supplying electricity to over two dozen large data centres for the financial institutions in London, as well as China Mobile Europe and most other telecoms companies operating in the UK. The Slough data park is fed by the UK's internet superhighway.

[terrytysinger]

India outside of Asia? Which continent are they in then?

[Indrid__Cold]

Well, now we know the location of 15 previously unknown nuclear strike targets. Every one of these would go in the first 30 minutes.

[thelegion_within]

lol #1 - IBM pulled everything out of china recently so it's no longer an IBM shop. these sort of videos probably need to be redone every 3 months to keep up to international and geopolitical realities.

[cracktower]

Makes me Wonder - Who are these People? That makes these things? 🛸🛸🛠️

[winstonsmith]

Earths Memory Banks. One good EMP, poof

[bonnieruelas]

So thats where all the farm land is going

[skiyalater]

Destroying the planet and sucking the earth dry, one data center at a time.

[panpiper]

#1 biggest data center uses 150 megawatts. Puts into perspective the supercomputer Elon Musk is building to create Grok3 by the end of 2024. That single supercomputer network will be using 150 megawatts! Moreover, plans are to expand its size through 2025 to a whopping 500 megawatts, for a SINGLE AI training computer (networked servers)!

[texan-american]

I keep thinking about the 70s sci-fi movie, "ROLLERBALL, "
where Jonathan E found out that a whole era somehow got "deleted" at a German data center.

[cbaurtx]

The title should be "15 BIGGEST known Data Centers on Earth". NSA and Co beat all of these

[UQRXD]

Enslaving humanity one Data center at a time.

[alexmayer]

One day, all these data centers will fry and nothing on earth will work. And that day people will know what apocalypse is like.

[tEqUiko]

They look like the microchip mother board itself from above lol 3:33 5:55

[micmousebg]

Pompous language - probably generated by AI. Random images. Near zero informational value

[RainbowLovingRainbow]

Hmmm, I live somewhere where Amazon web services (AWS) is building a data center about 10 miles East and Microsoft is building a slightly smaller one about 5 miles south. The race is on!

[sjones]

The facility in Miami has never been hidden nor has the facility in Utah. Those building have a lot of security. None of those buildings are hidden. Access without proper credentials and a breach is highly unlikely.

[chrisbjorn]

The Swedish thing is actually an old nuclear reactor hall and not a fallout center.