Early in 2004, a supercomputer was installed in a chapel on the North Campus of the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (Spain). It was the first big supercomputer in Spain, and, at the time, it was the most powerful in all of Europe. If it means anything to the reader, it had 9 TiB of RAM memory.
The servers generate heat, and that is why they must be cooled (in some ways, just like the columns for protection), but they also cause little vibrations. Because of this last reason, a complex metal structure is responsible for distributing them without harming the past, showing that both ages can coexist in ways that allow them to also contribute to knowledge and culture.