![Insta Tech World on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! . #technology #Geek #Engineer #Software #Android # Google #PCGaming #TechNews #smartphones #Engineering #gamerlife #Business #Apple #tech Insta Tech World on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! . #technology #Geek #Engineer #Software #Android # Google #PCGaming #TechNews #smartphones #Engineering #gamerlife #Business #Apple #tech](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dfvlt3rVAAACHSE.jpg:large)
Insta Tech World on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! . #technology #Geek #Engineer #Software #Android # Google #PCGaming #TechNews #smartphones #Engineering #gamerlife #Business #Apple #tech
![🔅Don Day auf Twitter: „Went and found the first @Google server at @stanford “whimsically decorated” with LEGO-like bricks. https://t.co/CRAMh9CqRG“ / Twitter 🔅Don Day auf Twitter: „Went and found the first @Google server at @stanford “whimsically decorated” with LEGO-like bricks. https://t.co/CRAMh9CqRG“ / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dcs1fozVMAA3ZYU.jpg)
🔅Don Day auf Twitter: „Went and found the first @Google server at @stanford “whimsically decorated” with LEGO-like bricks. https://t.co/CRAMh9CqRG“ / Twitter
🔅Don Day auf Twitter: „Went and found the first @Google server at @stanford “whimsically decorated” with LEGO-like bricks. https://t.co/CRAMh9CqRG“ / Twitter
![Beebom on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! https://t.co/pf3FizoFuo" / Twitter Beebom on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! https://t.co/pf3FizoFuo" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dfp00BWVQAAftSc.jpg)
Beebom on Twitter: "Back in 1996, Google's first server rack was made using Lego bricks! https://t.co/pf3FizoFuo" / Twitter
![First Google server was built in a Lego cabinet to save money, and had 10 x 4GB disks. Company has come a long way in 20 years - 9GAG First Google server was built in a Lego cabinet to save money, and had 10 x 4GB disks. Company has come a long way in 20 years - 9GAG](https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/a1Q3RyR_460s.jpg)