Even back in 2008, it was described as two racks worth of machines: https://www.nature.com/news/2008/080903/full/455016a.html
Still, not sure this still exists or what scope it has - I thought establishing a full secondary mirror was something the IA wanted to have, but didn't achieve yet.
I have seen this somewhere around 2014 when I got a tour of one of their datacenters, it definitely was more than one box, iirc it was a couple of 4u boxes, maybe half a rack high. It think it was marked with the archive.org logo.
This is most likely only the website archive and not the media. It can be highly compressible (as it is html). I would not be surprised if a large rack filled with 4U boxs filled to the max with drives could house much of that.
I was colocating in that DC. At least till my final visit a year ago the 2 IA racks were still there.
I've also been to the library of Alexandria in Egypt where the IA has much more racks IIRC.
> XS4ALL hosts the the European copy of the Internet Archive since 2004. When I was in their datacenter I saw the box (it has a nice Internet Archive label), but did not realize that it was a complete copy.
Is this still true? No way does the IA fit in "a box" today. A building maybe, but not a box.