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         <description><![CDATA[<p>This is an interior view of a Google data center, showing rows of high-capacity servers. These machines store and process massive amounts of data from Gmail, YouTube, Google Docs, and more.</p><p>Although we say our files are “in the cloud,” this image reminds us that the cloud is made of metal, wires, and electricity.</p><p>The colorful pipes in the photo carry cooling liquids to prevent overheating. Without these physical infrastructures, our digital lives would not function. This is a clear example of how the <strong>materiality of media is hidden by design</strong>—we rarely think about these facilities when watching YouTube or editing a Google Doc.</p>]]></description>
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