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X PRIZE Foundation and BT 'Together'

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Uploaded by on Jun 20, 2008

Rather than becoming title sponsor for one particular prize, BT Global Services, a leading global communications company, headquartered in the UK, has chosen to sponsor the X PRIZE Foundation so that we can develop several prizes worth more than $300 million in a wide range of fields, all of which will ultimately benefit humanity, rather than the bottom line. Since the X PRIZE Foundation is arguably the only organization generating multiple prizes at this level, BT has chosen to sponsor us as a means of accelerating innovation across a number of categories. Whereas traditional sponsorships result in billboards and advertising, BT's sponsorship of the X PRIZE Foundation will result in breakthroughs that go down in history. www.biggerthinking.com

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  • English illustrates solves the invention which the Earth warms, does not use the innovation which all energies possibly generate electricity your government, must be the national person makes this innovation if you did not understand that I said anything I ask you to tell you the National intelligence Organization completes this innovation I do not spend money to give your country In you In you tude character a661333

  • I thought this was a bit of satire.

    BT is one of the worst for customer services in the UK. They are also about 5 years behind in innovation compared to their competitors.

    Well that's flunked the X-Prize in Europe.

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