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Image gallery: Data centers go underground

Robert L. Mitchell   Today’s Top Stories   or  Other Servers and Data Center Stories  

This gallery accompanies our story Data centers go underground.

The main entrance to InfoBunker's underground facility is a four-inch-thick, 4.5-ton main blast lock. It serves both as a secured entrance and as a very heavy-duty person-trap. Visitors must pass through two doors that are interlocked. One will not open before the other is closed and sealed.

InfoBunker blast lock

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