Ya se ha realizado la charla podeis ver de que se hablo.

Some interesting things from the chat:

* Google chose XMPP over all other IM standards based on extensive client and server support and the active community. Having an open protocol is of strategic value to them.
* Google Talk was started by a team of three and is now five engineers (on the service side, the Google Talk client is another team).
* Rod sees IM and voice as the first two killer apps, but they plan on building out more very interesting applications over time -- read the chat for more details. ;)
* On voice -- they looked at the TINS protocol but couldn't use it for a variety of reasons. They will release their own voice protocol to the community soon.
* The service is implemented using Java (JDK 1.5 and NIO). The servers are Linux. The architecture has multiple tiers. One handles client connections, another presence/session management and another talks to other Google services like GMail.
* They plan to fully support federation to other servers.
* The Google Talk team wants to get more involved in the XMPP community.