The Structure - Tao Burga
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A story about loss of control
Untitled (1980) — Zdzislaw Beksinski This article is about the compute cluster. For other uses, see Structure (disambiguation) What would later be called "the Structure" likely emerged in the Austin-San Antonio Megalopolis in late 2044. It started out as a compute cluster (C-286-ASA) barely one square mile in area, hardly notable even at the time. Its position at the heart of the growing Megalopolis was unique in North America. Unlike less industrial areas, such as the Boston-DC Megalopolis, which included large suburban settlements and therefore complex eminent domain negotiations, the…
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