Google usually keeps the contents of its data centers closed to prying eyes to protect the security of user data, and that's meant that few outsiders have seen the innards of Google's technological wonders.
That changed literally overnight when Google unveiled a new virtual tour of the insides of its data centers so it could show off some of the technological innovations and highlights that help run its global operations.
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