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    Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 29 Jul 2019
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    -Bell Laboratories -RCA David Sarnoff Research Center (now SRI) -Xerox Palo Alto Research Center This is what successful tech companies did with—all that cash. Just about every technology you use today came from the work shared from these labs. Companies don’t do this anymore.pic.twitter.com/nBYJfN7vAt

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      2. Deep Prasad‏ @Deepneuron 29 Jul 2019
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        Why do you think they "dont do this anymore"?

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      3. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 29 Jul 2019
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        Replying to @Deepneuron

        Great question! Thanks for asking. It is a confluence of things. Top 2 are: 1) No desire to do pure research and to support thinking and new ideas, its all about execution. 2) big tax advantage to just evolve/iterate by acquiring startups & new talent, no investment in old talent

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      2. Daniel Eran Dilger‏ @DanielEran 30 Jul 2019
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        Apple did this in the 90s and all of its expensive Advanced Research Group tech ended up mostly taken by other companies, similar to PARC. Google X and Microsoft Research are doing this today with similarly little payoff. 🔥💰🤔

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      3. Doug Weinfield‏ @DougWeinfield 30 Jul 2019
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        This is why fundamental research most often works best when it’s government funded. The licensing agreements need to be worked on, though...

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      1. Jeff Greatorex‏ @JeffGreatorex 29 Jul 2019
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        There’s @Qualtrics that started @5ForTheFight_. Many of the nearly 3k employees donate $5+ each paycheck towards cancer research. With SAP acquiring Q, their nearly 100k employees are joining. Hope & goal is to get other companies to join us.

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