Do We Really Need Underwater Data Centers? Microsoft Thinks So.

Originally written in July 2018, this article looked into Microsoft's Project Natick, which purpose was to prove that underwater data centers were essential as brought about by increased dependence on data. It was discussed how Project Natick was being carried out through the deployment of a data center prototype in Scotland. The advantages of running a data center underwater were also described in detail.
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