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How Fb failed to wreck into {hardware}: The untold tale of Development 8

Development 8 used to be intended to be the lab the introduced Fb into {hardware}, but it surely became a pricey failure.
Building 8 was supposed to be the lab the launched Facebook into hardware, but it turned into a costly failure.

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Author: Cnbc

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