Google ’s got its hands in a lot of cooke jars . It ’s juggling Android , and ChromeOS , and maps , and Gmail , and Glass , and self - driving cars . But the substantial , underground goods are ( presumably ) hidden deep inside the secret “ Google [ x ] ” research laboratory , andBloomberg got an awful finale — but not quite uncensored — peep .
Located in a rather routine two - story brick building around a half a mile away from Google ’s primary campus , the Google [ x ] science lab is n’t itself a well - kept confidential , but contains plenty of them . hold primarily to foster Google ’s ego - driving car project , Google [ x ] is now — perhaps — home to other unwarranted undertaking from infinite elevators to god acknowledge what else . ButBloomberg ’s recent chat with the research lab ’s managing director , Astro Teller , sheds just a little bit of light on what it ’s like in there .
FromBloomberg :
cashier and colleagues say they ’ve spend time contemplating levitation and teleportation . The latter was prohibit as an arena for further study in part because any alone item that you would want to teleport — a Picasso , say — would have to be completely destroyed before it could be restructure on the other end .
And on the topic of more feasible , but still mad projects , Teller refused to comment on a rumored Google [ x ] plan to give the whole world Internet via broadband transmitters on high - ALT balloons , but did tell Bloomberg that voice like a Google [ x ] sort of project .
The real nitty gritty of what head - blow projects are in their early childhood in that short brick construction wil probably never purloin out , but a courteous footling peep like this just makes you require them all the more . I reckon we ’ll just have to wait until they start changing the world . You canhop over to Bloombergto interpret more about Google [ x ] , but do n’t expect to uncover any actual enigma . [ Bloomberg ]
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