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This image shows the first Google storage system. In 1996 Google had its headquarters in one of the founders' dorm. At that time 4 GigaByte hard disks were the largest available, so they assembled 10 of these drives into a low-cost LEGO cabinet.
The equipment is currently on display at the Stanford University Museum.
(via Zootrópole)
1 comment(s):
It's so fun! But it isn't at the museum - it's at the Gates building on campus.
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