stackyFACTSBecause absolutely everything eventually breaks, enterprise infrastructure relies on blatant duplication. Redundancy involves running two identical power supplies and matching storage arrays at all times. When one inevitably catches fire or shorts out, the twin seamlessly takes over without the end-user ever noticing.
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