A Chicago Data Center Overheated—and Shut Down Trade in Key Markets Across the Globe – Wall Street Journal

A CyrusOne data center in Aurora, Illinois.Inside a nondescript, boxy building in a Chicago suburb, the heat was rising. This wasn’t just an unusual issue for a chilly fall day in Illinois. It was also a problem for global markets.
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Call my shrink
11 months ago

Having worked in the markets ,this is not good. Alotvof money would be lost

9mm
11 months ago

Perfect time of year to just open a window or two.

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