This sold-out plushie emits the grating hum of a real-life data center when you squeeze it

Bezzy is a handmade data center doll. Basura You don't need to live by a data center to hear the noise they emit. There's a plushie that emits the hum of a real-life data center in Virginia when it's hugged. The doll is part of a satirical art project called "Adopt a Data Center." Plushies are getting weirder every day. Bezzy is a gray handmade plushie with round eyes, a disarming smile, and a server-rack abdomen that plays the grating, mind-numbing hum of a data center when you squeeze it. The sound is actually a recording made outside a real-life data center in Virginia. "We actually got quite a few different recordings. It's a weird process to have to go through," Rajeev Basu, the artist behind the toy, told Business Insider.