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"Stripe's opportunity is massive particularly because of explosion of mobile," Rabois says.

"We're seeing the largest adoption of FPGA ever because of explosion of data and cloud services, and we think this will give us a lot of differentiation versus the likes of Xilinx," which is one of Intel's biggest competitors in FPGA.

"I have three deceased on board, nine injured because of the explosion we've had.

Two previous attempts were halted because of explosions and heavy fighting nearby.

Communities have been evacuated because of explosions and uncontrolled leaks and fires.

The transition to more immersive displays is happening in part because of more powerful computer hardware, but also because of an explosion of more powerful programming tools.

Both groups are feeling under siege: timber executives because of the decline in logging, and environmentalists because of the explosion of growth on the margins of the public lands.

But the system is under increasing strain because of the explosion of human and machine Internet users and because of occasional assaults by automated software programs that threaten to overwhelm the ability to respond to routine requests.

Talking to customers wouldn't have helped much: The new paradigm didn't emerge because of a fundamental change in customer needs, but because of an explosion of network bandwidth.

There is enormous opportunity for profit now because of the explosion of drug testing in children".

Now, because of the explosion of property prices in London, it would raise around £2.5bn a year, he said.