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Interruptions in Swoogle services

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Interruptions in Swoogle services

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 17 August 2006

Swoogle logoThe Swoogle semantic web search system was down for part of today because we moved one its servers into the ECS machine room. Alas, it will be down tomorrow from 21:00 Friday (GMT-5) to 12:00 Saturday while that machine room gets a major power upgrade.

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