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Where Data Lives Forever: A Look Inside the Doomsday Vault
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Where Data Lives Forever: A Look Inside the Doomsday Vault

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Earlier this year, the Norwegian tech company Piql opened the Arctic World Archive to protect the world's most important data. The remote bunker — a converted mineshaft buried 300 meters underground — is considered safe from natural and nuclear disasters.June 6, 2017

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