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Last week, Google’s YouTube TV suffered an hour-long outage while it was airing a soccer World Cup match between Croatia and England, disappointing scores of subscribers in the process. It even led some to question whether it’s possible for any company to handle live streaming such a major event. We’re watching the FIFA on YouTube TV and it’s completely down. If Google can’t keep it online in a surge like this, nobody can. https://t.co/Jeed9kZY5b — ⚡️ Owen (@ow) July 11, 2018 The truth is that while live streaming high-definition video to large audiences can be incredibly challenging, others have risen…
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Last week, Google’s YouTube TV suffered an hour-long outage while it was airing a soccer World Cup match between Croatia and England, disappointing scores of subscribers in the process. It even led some to question whether it’s possible for any company to handle live streaming such a major event. We’re watching the FIFA on YouTube TV and it’s completely down. If Google can’t keep it online in a surge like this, nobody can. https://t.co/Jeed9kZY5b — ⚡️ Owen (@ow) July 11, 2018 The truth is that while live streaming high-definition video to large audiences can be incredibly challenging, others have risen…
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Rumors of yet another Block.one funding round have surfaced, reports Bloomberg. This one is said to be headlined by Peter Thiel, the tech billionaire who co-founded PayPal. His latest move confirms that he has ultimately backed another cryptocurrency: EOS. Besides PayPal, Thiel is mostly known for his super-early investment in Facebook in 2014, when he acquired a 10 percent stake for $500,000. This was to be the first outside investment into Facebook Inc. Since then, he’s sold most of his shares, the profits adding up to over $1 billion. As specifics are scarce, it was not mentioned whether this a…
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