In a nuclear bunker under a mountain in New Jersey sits a remarkable secret treasure: tapes of every NBA game in the league’s archives
FLANDERS, N.J.—Up a mountain, past a gate and through a maze of iris scans, keypad scrambles and security checkpoints, there is a remarkable secret treasure stored in a bunker designed to withstand a nuclear blast.
It’s tucked away in the corner of an underground vault that was constructed more than a half-century ago by one of the world’s richest corporations to hedge against natural disasters, unpredictable catastrophes and existential risks. The warehouse it built has since been repurposed as a shelter for the most precious electronic assets of many other companies, including one prominent business that stores more than 50,000 tapes in a row of unmarked lockers.
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