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u/theservman Dec 11 '24
If my cable were that tidy I'd have Plexiglas tiles too.
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u/aguynamedbrand Dec 11 '24
I think those are real glass and not plexiglass. Unless those are the most scratch resistant plexiglass ever made.
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u/aguynamedbrand Dec 11 '24
If they were going to the trouble to display it then they should have used a cable comb.
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u/WaaaghNL Dec 11 '24
The old colo datacenter had this to. It was so cool to see the hard work. Still to bad that they removed it
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u/ManInBlack6942 Dec 11 '24
"Too" x two.
Fixed it for you!
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u/Artemus_Hackwell Dec 12 '24
Looks like some of the stuff at Data Foundry Colo.
Basically where the sales guy takes potential tenants to tour the place. Theirs had LEDs down there, and dimmer lights in the room.
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u/NJSapproved Dec 12 '24
We used to install a lot of this type of elevated flooring with plastic or static dissipating tiles and a nice extruded aluminum structure.
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u/Jokerman5656 Dec 11 '24
That one bundle with a bigger radius is bugging me. At least bury it under the correct length ones and hide that crap
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u/AlbaMcAlba Dec 11 '24
I really truly never understood this. I mean even if it was perfect tramlined bundles it’s just fuckin cabke. Show your client the pretty rack end.
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u/I_ROX Dec 11 '24
Sub-floor cabling.