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Tennessee’s Sinking Data Center

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Written by Phil on July 24, 2008 in Disaster Recovery.

Tennessee’s Sinking Data Center Gets Help: State began work this month on one of the new data centers that will replace it.

A data center in Tennessee that may be located in the worst spot in America for a data center — on an unstable landfill, next to a railroad and a river and downstream from a large dam that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says has a risk of failing — is getting relocated, at least partially.

Sounds like this is a data center that really needs a disaster recovery plan! See GO.RECOVER-DATACENTER for an easy-to-use, effective Data Center Disaster Recovery tool.

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