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How deep underground should a data center on Earth's moon be, to be comparably safe to one on Earth?

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The singularity has occurred and it wants an off-site backup.

How deep should we all bury the lunar datacenter to be comfortably safe from radiation, cosmic rays, etc., while not causing cave-ins and such?

We have designed many mechanical systems, controlled by our minds, to perform the construction and maintenance tasks. No biosphere required.

EDIT: Safe enough to be at least as or more safe than an Earth datacenter.

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