Why Microsoft Decided to Store Your Data Under The Ocean?

In this video, we explore why Microsoft has taken the unconventional step of storing data under the ocean. You might be wondering why on earth they would do such a thing, but there are actually several good reasons.
Firstly, we take a look at the problem of data centers and the impact they have on the environment. With the increasing demand for cloud-based services, data centers are consuming more energy than ever before. Microsoft's solution to this problem is to use the natural cooling of the ocean to keep their servers cool, which in turn reduces their energy consumption and carbon footprint. We also delve into the issue of data security, and how storing data under the ocean can actually make it more secure. By placing their servers deep underwater, Microsoft can protect them from physical damage and potential cyber-attacks.
But how exactly does this underwater data center work? We break down the technology behind it, from the specialized equipment used to lower the servers into the ocean, to the submarine fiber optic cables that transmit data back to shore. Finally, we discuss the potential impact of this technology on the future of data storage and computing. Could underwater data centers be the solution to the energy and security issues currently facing the tech industry?
Join us as we explore this fascinating topic and learn why Microsoft has boldly decided to store your data under the ocean.

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Secure ? Not rearly …… some nice Wabo and you have an optimal DDOS …… Data Ereased complete within seconds …… like Nordstream Pipeline …… 😕