>>The upside is that they're doing something innovative but if Bing really wants to steal marketshare from Google they have to improve on their quality, not on

>>The upside is that they're doing something innovative but if Bing really wants to steal marketshare from Google they have to improve on their quality, not on their speed. Well, there are two ways to increase bottom-line profits. One is to increase revenue by stealing market share. The other is to decrease costs. This would apparently help cut costs by decreasing the number of servers and saving on electricity.