Comment on Why the Arduino Won and Why It's Here to StayComments−Kilimanjaro15yGoogle should buy Arduino.−ashconnor15yWhat would they do with it?−jonsen15yA Really Dumb Undertaking If No Objective−Kilimanjaro15yTalent. Diversify. Community. Future. Ideas. Good will. Open source. Innovation.−mkr-hn15yI'd be worried about Google if they based acquisitions on buzzword soup.−Kilimanjaro15yI'd be worried if my CEO doesn't understand the internet of things.−mkr-hn15yYou responded to a question with a list of buzzwords. You responded to a gentle ribbing of that list of buzzwords with another buzzword.−JoachimSchipper15yThat particular buzzword doesn't usually refer to hacker-built one-off projects, like the tweeting coffee pot mentioned in the article.−tesseract15ySomehow I don't think Arduino is looking to be acquired.But if they were, I can think of a couple of companies that, unlike Google, might actually stand to benefit from such a move.
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Google should buy Arduino.
What would they do with it?
A Really Dumb Undertaking If No Objective
Talent. Diversify. Community. Future. Ideas. Good will. Open source. Innovation.
I'd be worried about Google if they based acquisitions on buzzword soup.
I'd be worried if my CEO doesn't understand the internet of things.
You responded to a question with a list of buzzwords. You responded to a gentle ribbing of that list of buzzwords with another buzzword.
That particular buzzword doesn't usually refer to hacker-built one-off projects, like the tweeting coffee pot mentioned in the article.
Somehow I don't think Arduino is looking to be acquired.
But if they were, I can think of a couple of companies that, unlike Google, might actually stand to benefit from such a move.