CNET Corrections

Correction: Take a trip down memory lane to Google's first data center

The story incorrectly stated the data pricing from a 1998 invoice. It cost Google $1,400 per month per megabit per second of data, and it had to purchase two Mbps at a time.

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Correction: A look back at Friendster

A previous version of this story incorrectly stated where Friendster was based in 2002. It was based in Mountain View, Calif.

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Correction: Felix Baumgartner's space jump in video

This story has been updated to specify the full duration of Felix Baumgartner's space jump. The jump, from exiting the capsule till landing on Earth, lasted 9 minutes and 3 seconds.

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Correction: Google Glass by prescription

A previous version of this report misspelled Dr. Matthew Alpert's name.

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Correction: BlackBerry stock jumps on reports of Pentagon order

An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported that BlackBerry had landed a new contract with the Pentagon. The 80,000 phones mentioned in the US Department of Defense's press release referred to already existing devices.

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Correction: Intel's Fab 42 plant on hold

This story has been updated to reflect that construction on Fab 42 is complete. The story previously inferred that construction was ongoing.

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Correction: On-demand doctors from Uber exec

This story was updated to correct Oscar Salazar's role with Uber. He is a member of the "core crew" rather than "co-founder." An Uber spokesperson told CNET that "Oscar is not a co-founder of Uber."

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