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Innovation Has Deep Roots That Require Constant Tending
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Howard Anderson |
03/16/11 |
Boston
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Dinner With Microsoft’s Craig Mundie: On Xbox Kinect, Instantaneous Total Recall, and a More Secretive Culture
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Robert Buderi |
11/29/10 |
National
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Google Funds Research on Mobile Sensing at UW, Energy Efficiency at UC San Diego
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Gregory T. Huang |
02/02/10 |
Seattle
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Intel Labs Seattle’s New Director, Dieter Fox, on Why the Future of Robotics Matters to Intel
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/29/09 |
Seattle
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Microsoft Live Labs Reorganization, Questioned by Many, Is Great for Innovation, Says Lazowska
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Gregory T. Huang |
04/13/09 |
Seattle
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New Microsoft Board Member Maria Klawe on Bill Gates, College Students, and Seattle Innovation
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Gregory T. Huang |
03/12/09 |
Seattle
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How To Invent: Tips on Global Technology from Patrick Ennis of Intellectual Ventures (Part 1)
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Gregory T. Huang |
12/11/08 |
Seattle
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Microsoft Research Asia Turns 10, Looks to Innovate in Multimedia, Cloud Computing, Ads
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Gregory T. Huang |
11/05/08 |
Seattle
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Personal Robots, Home Sensing, Private Networks, and More from Intel Research Seattle’s Open House
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/02/08 |
Seattle
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Intel’s Global Research Head, Andrew Chien, Sizes Up the State of West Coast Innovation
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/02/08 |
Seattle
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Director of Intel Research Seattle Focuses on Game-Changing Technologies, Opening New Markets
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/01/08 |
Seattle
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With Intellectual Ventures, Nathan Myhrvold Out to Create “Invention Capital” Industry—and Stop Hurricanes, Malaria, and Global Warming in the Process (Part 2)
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/26/08 |
Seattle
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Microsoft’s Annual Cruise: Faculty Murmurs, Shooing Seagulls, and What Bill Gates Will Watch at the Olympics
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/30/08 |
Seattle
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