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Google Apologizes for Gmail Outage, Yahoo Sorry for Throwing Stones...

Software bug causes Google services to go offline
Judging by some of the hysteria on Twitter and other social sites, the relatively brief outage of several Google services on Friday, including Gmail, nearly signaled the end of the world as we know it. Luckily for mankind, Google was able to restore its services within an hour, and much sooner for many users, thus narrowly dodging an apocalypse, though not before being hit with a stone that was thrown from Yahoo's glass house.

"Earlier today, most Google users who use logged-in services like Gmail, Google+, Calendar and Documents found they were unable to access those services for approximately 25 minutes. For about 10 percent of users, the problem persisted for as much as 30 minutes longer," Ben Treynor, Google's VP of Engineering, stated in a blog post on Friday. "Whether the effect was brief or lasted the better part of an hour, please accept our apologies—we strive to make all of Google’s services available and fast for you, all the time, and we missed the mark today."

Treynor blamed the issue on a software bug found crawling around an internal system that generates configurations and tells other systems how to behave. The bug caused it to send an incorrect configuration to live services, causing user requests for data to be ignored. As a result, those services generated errors, which users began seeing.

During the outage, Yahoo suffered from a temporary lack of judgement and decided to call out Google's Gmail outage on Twitter, having apparently forgotten that its own email service suffered trouble of its own for a good chunk of December. It was a simple tweet saying that Gmail was down along with a pic of the error message users were seeing.

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Intel to Release 8-Core Haswell-E Desktop Processors in Third Quarter of 2014 around $1.000

Intel doesn't yet offer an 8-core processor for consumer desktop applications, but by the end of the year, that's going to change. The world's largest semiconductor company, despite being motivated to aggressively compete in the mobile market, is said to be readying the launch of 8-core Haswell-E chips in third quarter of 2014

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