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Data centre looted in multimillion pound overnight heist
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You weren't both wearing police uniforms by any chance ?Originally posted by AtW View PostI have an alibi - I was with Bagpuss at the time of the crime.
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Multi million pound haul !
How much hardware did they pinch for god's sake.?
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£2m...? That really IS a lot of kit to move. Must have been well planned.£2m of gear was lifted
I wonder if somebody project managed it (although it wouldn't have been any of the PM's I've worked with though because they were all effin clueless).
I'd have put forward the dyslectic guy I worked with and put him in charge of getting the plates made up for the getaway vehicle.
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Originally posted by miffy View Post£2m...? That really IS a lot of kit to move. Must have been well planned.
I wonder if somebody project managed it (although it wouldn't have been any of the PM's I've worked with though because they were all effin clueless).
I'd have put forward the dyslectic guy I worked with and put him in charge of getting the plates made up for the getaway vehicle.
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Amount is really very high, can't see that they took normal hardware, perhaps they were taking blades - small volume/weight, but high density of CPUs/memory. This is way too specialised hardware though, hard to sell, my guess is that they wanted data rather than servers. Probably took more than needed to avoid pointing to exact place that they were interested in.Comment
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You weren't the PM on this heist were you.Originally posted by AtW View PostAmount is really very high, can't see that they took normal hardware, perhaps they were taking blades - small volume/weight, but high density of CPUs/memory. This is way too specialised hardware though, hard to sell, my guess is that they wanted data rather than servers. Probably took more than needed to avoid pointing to exact place that they were interested in.
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PM is waiting for techy to define it for him.Originally posted by Diver View PostWhat's phase 2Eat Right, Exercise, Die Anyway.Comment
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You wanna buy a server or two. nearly new, one careful lady ownerOriginally posted by miffy View PostPM is waiting for techy to define it for him.
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