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2008年5月17日のブックマーク (9件)

Google Gets Closer to a Mobile Future
By Miguel Helft May 7, 2008 6:33 pm May 7, 2008 6:33 pm Google has long said that its best hope for future growth comes from mobile devices. Wednesday, Google moved to bring that future a bit closer. The Internet search giant joined an industry consortium that plans to build a next-generation wireless data network. Google is investing $500 million in the project, which is led by Sprint and Clearwi
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Miguel Helft says, "But open access doesn’t mean applications and services providers don’t have to jockey for position. And as part of Clearwire deal, Google appears to have gotten itself the pole position in a number of areas."
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Elizabeth Corcoran says, "By contrast, Japan is expected to roll out WiMax services in the first half of 2009; Korea has largely done so (using a version called WiBro). Russia, too, is developing WiMax services in 2009. And India is considering such programs."
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Richard Martin says, "Skeptics were not hard to find this week following the announcement of the new partnership between Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) and Clearwire to build a $14 billion nationwide WiMax network."
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Google’s Schmidt on Cloud Computing « Data Center Knowledge
May 9th, 2008 : Rich Miller Last week we noted reports from the IBM Business Partners Conference that Google (GOOG) and IBM would team up on an enterprise cloud computing initiative. Here’s a video of Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s presentation at the event in which he spoke about cloud computing. “We’re on the edge of a truly great breakthrough,” said Schmidt. “It’s the story of our lifetime.” The vi
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Rich Miller says, "Here's a video of Google CEO Eric Schmidt's presentation at the event in which he spoke about cloud computing. "We're on the edge of a truly great breakthrough," said Schmidt. "It's the story of our lifetime." The video runs about 49 minutes."
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Steve Rubel says, "Even though the web makes it easier than ever for an individual to stay reasonably informed about a great many subjects, my gut is that people go deep into their interests at the expense of being well rounded. The implications are significant for business and society overall."
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Jonathan Schwartz reports, "OpenSolaris focuses on developers wanting to be freed from proprietary software models, who see innovation and automation in operating systems as a source of competitive advantage."
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Best Netflix Suitor: Amazon or...Microsoft? | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD
You Say Goodbye and We Say Hello To our dear readers: Thank you, thank you very much. Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher in Media December 31, 2013 at 2:00 pm PT
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Kara Swisher says, "So in India, it is not some major initiative yet and more a getting-to-know-you visit, although Facebook will surely need to compete more handily in the growing market there."
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Google denies staff 'brain drain'
Google has denied there is a brain drain of talent at the firm following the departure of its communications boss to social network Facebook. Elliot Schrage's departure as head of global communications and public affairs is the latest in a string of senior Google staff to have quit. Google spokesman Matt Furman said: "Elliot was a valued member of the Google team and we wish him well." He added: "
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Maggie Shiels interviews John Pulsipher, "He added: "But for a start up company it's great. They are always going to be attracted to the big names that helped take a start up like Google to the top."
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