The Olympics' 'mission control' (photos)
CNET's Ina Fried gets a tour of the main technology center for the Vancouver Games.
Magnus is bored
Magnus Alvarsson, chief integrator for technology consultant Atos Origin, says that he is practically bored with all the computer systems running so smoothly.
Inside
A look inside the main technology center for the Vancouver Olympics.
Vancouver, we don't have a problem
Alvarsson said that his thoughts have already turned to the next task--decommissioning the computers and networking gear that have been dispersed to venues throughout Vancouver and Whistler.
Real-time results
A look at the system that Atos has built to give journalists covering the games with near-real-time results.
Hockey score sheet
A look at the results from one Hockey game on the Atos Origin-built results system for journalists.
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