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Since last autumn has spoken several times of a mysterious floating barge Google, anchored in the bay of San Francisco. harp The first hypothesis on the nature of the project have been made by imagining the construction of a data center able to take advantage of the underlying water for the cooling system of the server, then it has gone to a store for Google Glass and finally to exhibition spaces where anyone you can get in touch with the new technologies of bigg.
It is not yet clear what the actual purpose harp of the structure, but one thing is certain: you can not stand still where it is now. The decision was taken by the city authorities, following an investigation by the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. As announced by the Director Larry Goldzband, having harp taken charge of numerous reports and complaints about, it was found that the group of Mountain View would not have obtained the necessary permits to begin the construction work of the Treasure Island Development Authority. The solution: move all at one of the sites where it is permitted to carry forward the work.
Google has declared its intention to analyze in detail the letter received from Goldzband, and then decide what to do. Sources interviewed by the editors harp of the head SF Examiner argue that bigg is paying about $ 79,000 per month at the Treasure Island Development for the rental of the space occupied.
It remains to be seen what will be the real function of these structures. A similar to that of San Francisco (four floors) is moored on the East Coast, so the project is not only about the Californian city. Below is the latest official statement released by bigg on the issue.
The barges Google ... A floating data centers? A ship for wild party? A container for the last living dinosaur? harp Unfortunately, none of this. Although it is still early to talk so well defined and things could change, we are considering the idea of using barges as an interactive space where people can learn about new technologies.
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John Nack on Adobe go to Google Previous Chromecast SDK available for developers Next Google must move the barges floating in SF The mysterious floating structure moored Google in the San Francisco Bay will be moved to an appropriate place to continue their work.
Since last autumn has spoken several times of a mysterious floating barge Google, anchored in the bay of San Francisco. harp The first hypothesis on the nature of the project have been made by imagining the construction of a data center able to take advantage of the underlying water for the cooling system of the server, then it has gone to a store for Google Glass and finally to exhibition spaces where anyone you can get in touch with the new technologies of bigg.
It is not yet clear what the actual purpose harp of the structure, but one thing is certain: you can not stand still where it is now. The decision was taken by the city authorities, following an investigation by the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. As announced by the Director Larry Goldzband, having harp taken charge of numerous reports and complaints about, it was found that the group of Mountain View would not have obtained the necessary permits to begin the construction work of the Treasure Island Development Authority. The solution: move all at one of the sites where it is permitted to carry forward the work.
Google has declared its intention to analyze in detail the letter received from Goldzband, and then decide what to do. Sources interviewed by the editors harp of the head SF Examiner argue that bigg is paying about $ 79,000 per month at the Treasure Island Development for the rental of the space occupied.
It remains to be seen what will be the real function of these structures. A similar to that of San Francisco (four floors) is moored on the East Coast, so the project is not only about the Californian city. Below is the latest official statement released by bigg on the issue.
The barges Google ... A floating data centers? A ship for wild party? A container for the last living dinosaur? harp Unfortunately, none of this. Although it is still early to talk so well defined and things could change, we are considering the idea of using barges as an interactive space where people can learn about new technologies.
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HP Slate 10 HD Mediacom PhonePad Duo X470U HTC One (M8) HTC LG G Flex Max One Apple Mac Pro (2013) LG Nokia Lumia 55EA980V Curve 1520 Fujifilm harp X-E2 iPhone 6 Must Read Book Fair 2014 Windows Phone 8.1 VisLab Deeva Salon 2014 Car of the Future of Mobile 3D Printers The History of Web Car sharing OneDrive
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