Well, Zander is no more... either is his CTO... dropping like flies....
The H3 tec ad was run on October 24th in USA TODAY, offering Motoroa CEO Ed Zander an exclusive on this technology. The offer expired on November 24th. On November 30th, Zander announced he was stepping down from Motorola. Five days later, on December 4th, Motorola's CTO Padmasree Warrior resigned (the next day reporting she was going to CISCO). Far from claiming a cause-effect relationship, is it possible that there is some kind of "cosmic cannon" deployed to keep H3 technology from going mainstream?
The answer is "No," given the negotiations wtih major mineral exploration interests as well as testing by the Intermountain Bomb Squad and a new contract for airborne sensors . . .
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Well, Zander is no more... either is his CTO... dropping like flies....
The H3 tec ad was run on October 24th in USA TODAY, offering Motoroa CEO Ed Zander an exclusive on this technology. The offer expired on November 24th. On November 30th, Zander announced he was stepping down from Motorola. Five days later, on December 4th, Motorola's CTO Padmasree Warrior resigned (the next day reporting she was going to CISCO). Far from claiming a cause-effect relationship, is it possible that there is some kind of "cosmic cannon" deployed to keep H3 technology from going mainstream?
The answer is "No," given the negotiations wtih major mineral exploration interests as well as testing by the Intermountain Bomb Squad and a new contract for airborne sensors . . .