An award-winning podcast from Google about the unseen world of data centers.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTechnologyDocumentary |
Plastics production has doubled in the last two decades, clogging up our oceans and showing up in our organs. The massive growth in plastics production is also increasing CO2 output and driving up fossil fuel demand.
Meanwhile, only 8% of plastic a... more
Last March, SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket into space from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. It carried more than 40 payloads on board, including a satellite called MethaneSAT, which was designed to track methane emissions around the ... more
Dwane Roth is a fourth-generation farmer growing corn, wheat, sorghum, and sunflower in southwestern Kansas. Back in 2016, the state of Kansas launched a three-year pilot designed to test the latest water conservation technologies on three working fa... more
In January 2024, winter storm Gerri swept across the Midwest, bringing subzero temperatures with it. In Omaha, Nebraska, just as everyone was turning up the heat, the city’s four thermal power plants went offline.
Tim McAreavey is the VP of Custome... more
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How this happen! its only one question with a lot different answers. No one bealived how to explain with out technology research. Can you bealived? I bealived, for one reason,no technology at all and a lot of books to read.
Very Interesting to learn more about Google and cloud computing.
I listen everyday so educational
BEST SHOW EVER I LEARN SOMETHING EVERYDAY!!!!!!!!!
This is perfect for a non technical perspective - really interesting with little prior knowledge assumed
The host is nice enough. The google folks interviewed are great. But you really learn almost nothing in the first 3 episodes. The first 3 episodes are one very long saccharin sweet commercial.
After episode 3 things improve and the podcast begins to present more interesting info. There were moments that these self protrayed heroes almost made me puke. Do these folks not realize that there are many folks working hard and accomplishing many cool things that help others. Ah the self absopti... more
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