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(the estimates are likely bogus, but petabytes are really cheap now, given 2 TByte nearline SATA drives, zfs and Thumper-like hardware it's just two racks, so exabyte-range storage is perfectly feasible, and it would be a data warehouse, not just dumb Backblazes) http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/11/01/nsa-to-store-yottabytes-of-surveillanc… NSA to store yottabytes of surveillance data in Utah megarepository (update: not so much) by Devin Coldewey on November 1, 2009 Therebs an interesting article in the current New York Review of books (predictably, a book review) detailing the history of the National Security Agency, that shadowy power-behind-the-power to which we surrender much of our privacy. That in itself is interesting, but I found the introduction a bit shocking: the NSA is constructing a datacenter in the Utah desert that they project will be storing yottabytes of surveillance data. And what is a yottabyte? Ibm glad you asked. There are a thousand gigabytes in a terabyte, a thousand terabytes in a petabyte, a thousand petabytes in an exabyte, a thousand exabytes in a zettabyte, and a thousand zettabytes in a yottabyte. In other words, a yottabyte is 1,000,000,000,000,000GB. Are you paranoid yet? The more salient question is, of course, what are they storing that, by some estimates, is going take up thousands of times more space than all the worldbs known computers combined? Donbt think theybre going to say; they didnbt grow to their current level of shadowy omniscience by disclosing things like that to the public. However, speculation isnbt too hard on this topic. Now more than ever, surveillance is a data game. What with millions of phones being tapped and all data duplicated, constant recording of all radio traffic, 24-hour high definition video surveillance by satellite, therebs terabytes at least of data coming in every day. And who knows when youbll have to sift through August 2007bs overhead footage of Baghdad for heat signatures in order to confirm some other intelligence? As for the medium on which the data might be stored on, thatbs anybodybs guess. Whoeverbs making the estimates is probably playing a bit fast and loose with exponential curves, but if any of the alternative storage technologies we cover here on CG are any indication, yottabytes wonbt seem so big a few years from now. We can be sure, however, that despite their better dollars-per-gigabyte cost, spinning hard disks wonbt be in use as a main medium. The electricity required, mean time before failure, and other maintenance issues are probably unacceptable for an economy-minded government agency b interestingly, it seems that lack of electricity is one of the NSAbs primary concerns. The article mentions that the NSAbs equivalent in the UK, the Government Communications Headquarters, asked that all telecoms providers store and hand over a huge amount of customer data for an entire year. They refused, citing b grave misgivingsb and noting that at any rate the level of data collection expected was b impossible in principle.b Tut tut! Those Brits lacked the American can-do spirit. Thus it was that AT&T and other telecoms instantly complied with US mandates following September 11. The extent of the governmentbs meddling with switches, routers, antennas, and so on may never be fully known, but I wouldnbt be surprised if everyone reading this article isnbt on the record somewhere. Storage capacity of this magnitude implies a truly unprecedented amount of subjects for monitoring. There is talk of the NSA shutting down altogether or being rolled into another agency, but I suspect that the b too big to failb idea, as well as the b our safety is worth any priceb dogma, will prevent that eventuality. Itbs more reasonable to ask when or if its expansion will cease being sustainable. These datacenters, and the yottabytes they will hold, are extremely expensive as well as practically having bulls-eyes painted on them to the enemy (whoever he is) b though at under $10bn the NSAbs budget is a footnote compared to other programs and agencies. So is the increasingly (to use a semi-word that is only rarely usable) tentacular NSA a necessary evil of the digital age, or a cancerous money sink born from the colossal intelligence competition of the Cold War? The answer will only be visible in retrospect years from now, perhaps when a sequel to the book being reviewed (The Secret Sentry: The Untold History of the National Security Agency, by Matthew M. Aid) is released covering the heavily-redacted records of the early 2000s. In the meantime, itbs probably best to assume that the walls have ears. (Updated with a note on storage medium) Update 2: A commenter points out that in the study cited, yottabytes are only one possible estimate for total storage requirements. The more realistic estimates are in the hundreds of petabytes, which is much easier for a datacenter to accommodate. That said, Ibm leaving the post as it is because the speculation still stands with b onlyb hundreds of petabytes being stored in these datacenters. However, adjust your tinfoil hats accordingly. Update 3: A tipster informed us that this facility is not being set up in the desert, but actually in suburban Salt Lake City, near the municipal airport. Interestingly enough, theybve built massive earth berms to conceal the massive amounts of military hardware being relocated to this location. There are also constant flights of black, unmarked helicopters flying in attack formation over the valley, making the residents quite nervous. So whatever it is they are building, itbs very well protected. Apparently you can see all this for yourself from the Jordan Commons shopping mall. Oh, and sorry Robert. The NSA already knows it was you who told us about this.

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