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> Well, one of the big advantages of Ireland is that it's the coldest country in Europe [...] Perhaps you are confusing Ireland with Iceland? (seems improbable
by cefstat 12y ago
> Well, one of the big advantages of Ireland is that it's the coldest country in Europe [...]
Perhaps you are confusing Ireland with Iceland? (seems improbable since you work in Ireland) Even then, Finland is colder than either of them although its coldest parts are not so easily accessible.
- ptaipale 12y agoColdest country with transatlantic fibre running by its coast... though a fibre running by a coast is not good in itself, you actually need to terminate the fibre in your country. (Like at my home, the council built a fibre to a nearby facility, but I can't plug into a fibre as it passes the house on the nearby street, underground...) Google has also set up a data center in Finland, where it indeed is colder; this one recycles a former paper mill and its energy connections. http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/inside/locations/hamina/ http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/inside/locations/ham...
- talideon 12y agoYou clipped off the important bit: > Well, one of the big advantages of Ireland is that it's the coldest country in Europe with a decent amount of transatlantic fibre running by its coast It's the fibre that's the key bit there.