Posted by Amanda Camp, Software EngineerWe care a lot about scalability at Google. An algorithm that works only on a small scale doesn't cut it when we are talking global access, millions of people, millions of search queries. We think big and love to talk about big ideas, so we're planning our first ever conference on scalable systems. It will take place on June 23 at our Seattle office. Our goal: to create a collegial atmosphere for participants to brainstorm different ways to build the robust systems that can handle, literally, a world of information....
Friday, 16 February 2007
Wednesday, 14 February 2007
Hear, here. A Sample of Audio Processing at Google.
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Posted by Shumeet Baluja, Michele Covell, Pedro Moreno & Eugene WeinsteinText isn't the only source of information on the web! We've been working on a variety of projects related to audio and visual recognition. One of the fundamental constraints that we have in designing systems at Google is the huge amounts of data that we need to process rapdily. A few of the research papers that have come out of this work are shown here. In the first pair of papers, to be presented at the 2007 International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal...
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