Google Powermeter: a real potential for Google or just a side project?
When I search for "power meter" inside Google, the first result
I get is, just guess ... Google powermeter!
But when I look at the website describing Google powermeter,
I find it, to be honest, rather "poor": there are only few utility partners and very few device partners to Google powermeter as of now.
So I wonder if Google powermeter will just remain a side project for Google.
And you, do you think Google will become a major actor on energy usage and smart grid applications?
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