Late last week Indystar.com reported that a steam leak in a building being built to house Indiana University’s supercomputers forced the replacement of $4.2M in support gear
According to IU architect Bob Meadows
He says repairs could set back construction of the $32.7 million project by three months, with completion now scheduled in July.
No computers have been installed in the Data Center, but generators and battery backup systems in the building must be replaced.
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