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RIM Blames BlackBerry Outage On Buggy Cache Software
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by Nicholas Deleon on April 20, 2007

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RIM messed up and nearly destroyed Western civilization with the great BlackBerry Outage of 2007 earlier this week. We now know the reason for the catastrophe: buggy software. RIM installed an untested piece of caching software that wasn’t quite up to snuff. The cache and the company’s database fought tooth and nail, leaving middle management types in some kind of panic.

The moral of the story is never to install untested software, enterprise versions or otherwise. Oh, and to stop being so addicted to e-mail. Both are equally good lessons.

R.I.M. Offers a Reason for BlackBerry Failure [New York Times]

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  • haha…great pic btw… looks to me like CG is beginning to host more and more of their own pictures now…I can finally see them from work! yay! Thanks guys!

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