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Hugh Williams, Cassini search architect leaves eBay
TameBay Hugh Williams, the chief architect of eBay's new Cassini search engine has left eBay and according to his LinkedIn profile is currently taking some time off with his family. Cassini is eBay's new search technology scheduled to replace Voyager, the … Key Departure at eBay and the Effect on Cassini Search |
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