Дата-центр "Зелёная гора"

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  In 1964 NATOfinalised the building of about 13.000 m2 of mountain halls for storage of ammunition for the North Atlantic fleet in Rennesøy, just outside Stavanger. Thirty years later, another 8.500 m2 of stor-age area including an ammunition repair workshop was completed. Walking the 100 m long access tunnels, entering through the 50 cm thick vault like security door, Green Mountain Data Centre AS Green Mountain Data Centre AS is now in the start-up phase. The actual construction work at the site has already started and the centre is expected to be operational in the second quarter of 2012. passing up to the second floor, the first thing one notices is how dry everything is. The slate rock seems to provide a perfect shelter, creating a completely dry environ-ment deep inside the mountain in this rainy part of Norway . After almost 50 years in operation, only very few traces of humidi-ty, saline blooms and dripping can be seen. When entering the doors into the actual storage halls, the appearance changes from “tunnel like” to an “ordinary storage hall”. A full two storey concrete building with a total floor space of 3.730 m2 has been constructed inside the mountain . After 50 years of operation, the state of the storage area is unexpectedly good. Continuing our stroll through the halls, we discover that there are actually three identical such build-ings inside the mountain. Three buildings of 3.730 m2 side by side inside the mountain – all inter connected by wide pass-ways in both ends of the halls! Looking at this today , the ceiling height, the floor, walls, everything is like it was designed for data centre purpose. And, that is exactly what it now will become! The other three halls were finalised in 1994 and give a similar experience. The quality, the dryness, everything is as if originally designed for the new purpose.

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