Data backup and disaster recovery deep underground in Kent...
By Dan Ilett
Published: 25 October 2005 12:55 GMT
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Welcome to The Bunker, an ex-Ministry of Defence nuclear bunker now used for data backup and disaster recovery by the financial industry.
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Fascinating buildings.
About 10 years ago I mov...
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Facilities Management Team Leader - PPM My client are a leading provider of facilities management services to a number of nuclear licenced sites ...
The Nuclear Reactor Physics Specialist will provide technical expertise & authority to work to mitigate ageing issues relevant to existing neutron ...
Perform the physical generation and definition of databases and provide advice on the logical design of those databases. Ensure recoverability and ...
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