You know how people are always talking about Ft. Knox being really secure? Well, here is the civilian equivalent!
Iron Mountain Inc is a company specializing in data storage. The best known Iron Mountain storage facility is a high-security cave in a former limestone mine at Boyers, Pennsylvania near the city of Butler in the USA.
It has been in operation since 1950, and it is here that Bill Gates stores his Corbis photographic collection in a refrigerated cave 220 feet underground.
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Never heard of this before. thanks for the information.
Woow! I wonder how much they would charge you for a dedicated server there? I would love to spend a few days in there with unlimited access :D
Information really is more valued now compared to before. Thanks for a very informative post.
Cheers. :)
It makes sense, know we know what its called. Thanks John
Iron Mountain is also the company that inadvertently shredded 20 boxes of legal documents in an active case my firm was involved in, and our only recompense was $5 per box. Think again about using them.