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15 July 2006

If all 6.1 million Skype users tried to talk at the same time, it would probably bring down the system.

Hm. Not really sure about this statement. Dig it here : Even Viral Networks Have to Function in a Real World. More important would be to see if and when Skype can join Yahoo and Microsoft alliance? Check it out here : Microsoft, Yahoo ... And Skype?

And somebody at Salesforce said 'Microsoft is being hustled'

15 July 2006 in IM / MSN Messenger, IM / Yahoo Messenger, Networking / Security, VoIP / Skype | Permalink

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