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This document discusses measuring the efficiency of data centers. It mentions measuring data center efficiency and provides the names of Colin Pattinson and Roland Cross from Leeds Metropolitan University. It also notes an example where a grid reference was precise but not accurate, as it was about 74m away from the actual location near Thompson village in Norfolk.
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