We just experienced a spontaneous outburst of happy emotions from one of our teams. This is always one of the gratifying parts of an event like this – “the ah huh moment.” The Long Horn team was the first to have the experience this go round. They seem very excited about what they have built and are busy adding the finishing touches for tomorrows review.
The Long Horn Team
Other news from the event. We had the CTO of the AT&T Labs stop by earlier today to check-in on the event. We also had an opportunity to visit some of the start-ups in the AT&T Foundry. This is really a cool facility.
The AT&T Foundry Reception Area
Now That's Amazing
My Brain Hurts
It's late afternoon in Dallas and a couple of the teams will be burning the midnight oil getting ready for the final judging tomorrow. I can't wait to see the final projects.
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