28
May/101

Google out of gas?

TechOps Guy: Nate

I don’t know if it’s true or not, I certainly hope so. Indications point to them being out of gas as far as their big growth earlier this decade. I watched a report on CNBC about a week or two ago where a couple of analysts agreed that Google is going nowhere fast. I don’t pay that close attetion to them with whatever products they launch etc. But do feel a bit more at ease if Google has infact peaked. I know a lot of people believe that they pulled out of China to save face because they had trouble competing, which certainly sounds like a more plausable explanation than their official excuse.

It’s been a while since I blogged on anything and had this in my head since I saw it, so wanted to mention the report.

PDF Download    Send article as PDF to

Author: Nate

No description. Please complete your profile.
Filed under: General
1 Comment
Comments (1) Trackbacks (0)
  1. Leaidan
    July 15th, 2011

    You keep it up now, uendrsntad? Really good to know.

Leave a comment


No trackbacks yet.

About this site

Used to be four guys, all former co-workers from a common company. Three of them ran out of time to contribute so it's me. In early October 2010 Scott joined up as well. He too ran out of time to contribute! Back to just me again

Follow Nate

Tags

Categories

Archives

Calendar

May 2010
M T W T F S S
« Apr   Jun »
 12
3456789
10111213141516
17181920212223
24252627282930
31  

Blogroll

Misc

Who is Nate

What drives me? Innovation, strategic thinking, and value. Whether it's software, hardware, or even services. I think a lot, analyze a lot, and as you'll quickly see provide information overload on my thoughts.

I do hope you get some useful information from this site. I find it most useful personally to get thoughts out, and when I'm interacting with someone on a topic I wrote about I can direct them here to read my background on it, as sometimes I can't remember every aspect, and providing things in written form make it easier for people to absorb, refer, and reference.

I have a fairly broad background of experience spending significant amounts of time building and supporting servers, storage as well as networking. I wouldn't mark myself as the best of the best in any of those fields but I do gravitate towards products and technologies that allow me to accomplish more with less. I would get bored if I focused in on one area only. Five years ago on a big project the project manager who had a background working at Sun Microsystems, told me people like me at Sun were called Enterprise Architects. That had a nice ring to it and I believe I have grown even more into that role over the years since.

Array