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Facebook is also building a data center in North Carolina, where the local utility relies heavily on coal and nuclear power.

Building a data center in the Arizona desert sounds counterintuitive.

Google is now building a data center in Chile.

And heat is still one of the biggest challenges when you're building a data center.

As much as 70% of the $100 million or so that goes into building a data center is spent on power systems, Backaus says.

What's more, having infrastructure available as a cloud service gives startups the ability to launch a new business without having to make an enormous investment in hardware and building a data center to make it happen.

"I could lease the building to a data center operator like Exodus or Globix and just collect rent for 20 years," he said.

The company invested $100 million to turn about 200,000 square feet of the building into a data center, leaving the remainder as traditional office space.

When the government is out building a massive data center so that it can store more of the data that it hoovers up from around the world, what do you do?

The company is now building a massive data center to manage the immense volume of information it expects to generate; it's planning to have a computer cluster containing 60,000 processors online by 2010.

Word got around way back in the middle of 2010 that Apple was building a monster data center near Maiden, South North Carolina.