Google turns its data center walls into art murals
"Because these buildings typically aren't much to look at, people usually don't, and rarely learn about the incredible structures and people who make so much of modern life possible," Joe Kava, the VP of Google's data centers, wrote on the project's website.
- May 17, 2016,
- Updated May 17, 2016 11:33 AM IST
Internet firm Google has invited artists to create murals in a bid to make its data centres a bit interesting.
"Because these buildings typically aren't much to look at, people usually don't, and rarely learn about the incredible structures and people who make so much of modern life possible," Joe Kava, the VP of Google's data centers, wrote on the project's website.
Google plans to expand the Data Center Mural Project to include other massive data buildings in Dublin and Council Buffs, Iowa, the Verge reports.
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Internet firm Google has invited artists to create murals in a bid to make its data centres a bit interesting.
"Because these buildings typically aren't much to look at, people usually don't, and rarely learn about the incredible structures and people who make so much of modern life possible," Joe Kava, the VP of Google's data centers, wrote on the project's website.
Google plans to expand the Data Center Mural Project to include other massive data buildings in Dublin and Council Buffs, Iowa, the Verge reports.
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