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Linden Lab's Frank Ambrose has weighed in with his first public statement. Unless you've been following the
Second Life news here at Massively, you probably had no idea who Ambrose is, or that he'd been
hired by the Lab as Senior VP of Global Technology.
Ambrose delivers the basic message that we hear in virtually every infrastructure-related announcement for the last several years: Scalability and stability. Unfortunately, after three years, users indicate that they're finding the promises wearing a little thin.
That is not to say that there haven't been
some improvements in these areas. On Sunday, 14 September
Second Life user-concurrency rose to 69,754 (and notably without an associated infrastructure collapse). That's an overall increase of 17,859 in one year. If that trend continues,
Second Life will have eclipsed the popularity of
Everquest at its height, in a little more than a year.
Are you a part of the most widely-known collaborative virtual environment or keeping a close eye on it? Massively's Second Life coverage keeps you in the loop. Continue reading New Linden Lab VP with an old message
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