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[TC] Google Aims To Push The Speed Of Light With Realtime Results. Seriously.

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Today, at its Search Event in Mountain View, Google Fellow Amit Singhal took the stage to announce a big new feature for the search giant: Realtime. "It's Google's relevance technology meeting the realtime web," is how Singhal described it.

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nismo_usaf
oOo, maybe now i can keep up to date on CERN easier
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Gill..
Not your fault OP - but the article's title is completely misleading - this has nothing to do with the speed of light besides it being the final and last remaining barrier to how fast you'll get your search results returned. Google will do nothing for physics or scientific research towards the speed of light and it's limitations (as the article title implies).

In that light, very boring article. (no pun intended).
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Yes and I think speed will continue to be limited by other factors not the least of which is your ISP.
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Originally Posted by Gill..
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Not your fault OP - but the article's title is completely misleading - this has nothing to do with the speed of light besides it being the final and last remaining barrier to how fast you'll get your search results returned. Google will do nothing for physics or scientific research towards the speed of light and it's limitations (as the article title implies).

In that light, very boring article. (no pun intended).

Haha, yep.
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I'm getting tired of the speed of light, its always holding me back!
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Originally Posted by Gill.. View Post
Not your fault OP - but the article's title is completely misleading - this has nothing to do with the speed of light besides it being the final and last remaining barrier to how fast you'll get your search results returned. Google will do nothing for physics or scientific research towards the speed of light and it's limitations (as the article title implies).

In that light, very boring article. (no pun intended).
Agreed
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mothergoose729
The people posting here fail to see the relevance. From a technology and coding standpoint, in the world of computer science anyway, this is just as huge. Googles algorithms are incredibly sophisticated to be able to update in real time information as it is relevant to the end user. Doing this for one person is great, doing it on common topics for billions of users everyday is phenomenal.
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not your fault op - but the article's title is completely misleading - this has nothing to do with the speed of light besides it being the final and last remaining barrier to how fast you'll get your search results returned. Google will do nothing for physics or scientific research towards the speed of light and it's limitations (as the article title implies).

In that light, very boring article. (no pun intended).

Wait you said no pun intended, but that means you meant pun tiem... Right?
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