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Here’s a number to make your jaw drop ; Facebook users are posting 300 million new photos every day. This is an incredible amount of photos going into Facebook, the equivalent of an entire Flickr every three weeks. Facebook stores and processes so many photos that they’ve had to build their very own software (...)

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Mobile OS usage splits the world (chart) - 3 décembre 2010
Where do you think Apple’s iPhone is the most popular ? Where does Nokia’s Symbian phones dominate ? How is it going for Android in different parts of the world ? What about Blackberry ? We’re going to answer all of those questions and more in this article, which will closely examine mobile OS usage across the (...)

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Google may own more than 2% of all servers in the world - 16 novembre 2009
How many servers does Google have ? Nobody outside Google knows exactly how many servers the company has, but there have been a number of estimates through the years. One of the most quoted ones is from 2006, when it was estimated that Google had approximately 450,000 servers. And that was three years ago. (...)