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It just goes to show that piling an endless stream of money into a problem isn’t necessarily the way to develop something innovative.
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Microsoft spent seven times as much as Apple on R&D over the past four years.
Microsoft spent seven times more than Apple on R&D, a useful reminder that throwing more money at a problem does not automatically produce innovation.
Posted on22 Jun 2010
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Microsoft spent seven times more than Apple on R&D, a useful reminder that throwing more money at a problem does not automatically produce innovation.
