Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
Photo: GOOGLE/CONNIE ZHOU
For the first time, search giant Google has given a reporter and photographer access to their high-security data centres around the globe. Bursting with racks of computer technology, these are the facilities that keep Google's services online and hold a wealth of data about almost every one of us.
Google has created a website that spills all the details on the company's data centres, as well as a video tour.