Craig, Dave and Nick in a machine room somewhere
A 3G Lab/Trigenix Trip to the Sanger Centre, Hinxton, Cambridgeshire - 23rd April 2004
Nosher, Craig and Nick from Trigenix head over to the Wellcome Institute's famous Sanger research centre at Hinxton, just off the bottom of the A11 in Cambridgeshire. Once there, we meet up with former 3G Lab sysadmin Dave Holland, who's now helping to look after Sanger's world-class massive data centre - the UK home to the Human Genome Sequencing project, with half a Petabyte of storage. There are also some photos contributed from Nick's camera
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Nick looks at a Switch
The boys outside the Sanger Centre
Nick, Dave and Nosher
Nick looks at his camera
We wander off across the car park
The Sanger Centre
These are a step up from the usual 'kettle leads'
Dave's colleagure shows us a new Blade Server - Intel Xeon, 1GB memory
A rack with hundreds of servers in it
Pallets of 1U servers, replaced by a couple of rows of blades
Craig points to some massive storage device
Nosher takes a photo
Craig next to a 125kV power supply
We head off to the pub
Nick takes photos in the car park
Walking pass the conference centre
Hinxton Hall
On the path to the pub, with Hinxton Hall behind
The Hinxton Red Lion
Craig orders a Bitburger
We have a beer in the garden, except Nosher who's driving
Food occurs
Nosher's new red hair
Craig and Nosher at the pub
A dog comes up for a scrounge
Stomping back to Sanger
Standing by the back gate
A leafy view of the Sanger Centre
We stand by an old lightning tree, carved into a spiral of DNA
Nosher hangs out by his front door
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Craig, Dave and Nick in a machine room somewhere
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