The Bunker draws two 11,000-volt supplies directly from the National Grid, requiring the use of this underground substation. There's also a shared, secondary supply from the National Grid in case the first connection goes down.
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On request, systems can be replicated in seconds to a slave datacenter built under the former US Air Force base at Greenham Common near Newbury, Berkshire. With replication, The Bunker offers an uptime guarantee of 99.5 percent.
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- the idea being to have the data ready....
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The bunker is probably overkill for the realistic range of threats, but like Iron Mountain here in the States, the idea is that the data wi... (Read the rest) - Posted by: loupgarous Posted on: 11/03/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
it seems a bit strange that the generators are above ground
james.faction | 05/13/08
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Ths generators are an afterthought ...
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | 05/14/08
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Down Time in Nucear War
brittonv | 05/14/08
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the idea being to have the data ready....
loupgarous | 11/03/09
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
mansebo | 05/14/08
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
Borg_Tribble | 05/14/08
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generators
redtrain65 | 05/14/08
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
toxic psychotic avenger | 05/14/08
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Nobody seriously thinks the next great..
JCitizen | 05/14/08
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