| Classic Blue gains fourth recovery centre Classic Blue has announced the purchase of its fourth data and office recovery centre, in Adelaide. The hardened centre, formally built by the Bank of SA, at an estimated cost of $20 million, has been specially designed to resist earthquakes, explosives and intrusion. Security has been strengthened via infrared alarm systems and closed circuit television. The purpose built centre has been designed with continuity in mind with multiple electricity feeds from ETSA, 3 11kv transformers, multiple uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems and a V16 twin turbo-charged MTU diesel engine generator capable of supplying 1.8Mw - delivering an uninterrupted flow of electricity for up to 7 weeks. Classic Blue’s other recovery centres are based in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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13th August 2003 • Region: Australia •Type:
Article •Topic: Recovery
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