Today, TechFest 2007 started with an open day for non-Microsoft folks (by invitation). It’s fascinating to see what MSR‘s researchers (750 of them apparently) are up to. The two keynotes gave me a lot to think about and I got very excited with the focus on science and social networking. I am going to be interacting with the researchers to make sure that their technology gets incorprorated with some prototypes I am preparing.
We also had a private meeting with my group’s guests today. Tony invited Steve Balmer to talk about Microsoft’s interest in scientific and technical computing. It was nice to see the company’s CEO reaffirming our interest and investment in this area.
Now it’s time to clear my mailbox and start doing some coding for a change 🙂 I am really looking forward to the next couple of days when I’ll be browsing the TechFest booths (the next two days are only for MS employees).
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