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Slew of New Products Unveiled @ Dell Enterprise Forum 2013
Dell wasted no time on Day 1 of its week-long Enterprise Forum in San Jose. The company unleashed an array of new products and announced an important strategic partnership with Oracle, which finally set its eyes on the hyperscale market. Dell augmented its lineup with a set of Active System appliances that sport Active System ...
The Internet of Things: Connected Devices Driving Storage Requirements
The Internet of Things is growing at an accelerated pace. Connected devices already number in the billions, and they will soon number in the tens of billions if the more optimistic predictions come true. This ever-expanding ecosystem is driven by two powerful global trends: the adoption of Big Data in the enterprise, and the rise ...
Aerospike to Host Internet of Things Panel at Silicon Valley HQ
Aerospike, the startup behind the ultra-fast database of the same name, will host an Internet of Things-themed panel discussion on Wednesday. The event will take place at the company’s Mountain View headquarters. The session will be moderated by TimesTen founder Marie-Anne Neimat, whose company is credited with kick starting the in-memory relational database market. The ...
Meet the New Google Glass Rival
Wearable technology is on track to becoming a full-blown trend. A Mountain View, Calif.-based startup called Atheer recently came out with a platform-agnostic interface that can run on any device, namely those that are small enough to wear. The startup’s technology combines stereoscopic 3-D and gesture recognition to deliver many of the capabilities that are ...
Big Data Review: Facial Recognition, Light-speed Data and More
Last week featured a number of interesting highlights. A company called Lambda Labs developed a facial recognition solution for Google Glass, researchers have discovered a way to accelerate data transfer speeds much more cost effectively than before, and the CIA’s VC arm bought a stake in a rapidly growing flash startup. Yahoo also made headlines ...
Adobe’s Eric Elliot Discusses JavaScript Trends
Eric Elliot, an Adobe engineer and author of the book “Programming JavaScript Applications,” stopped by theCube at the O’Reilly Fluent Conference to share his take on JavaScript, cloud computing, and everything in between. Elliot starts the interview by telling SiliconAngle’s John Furrier and Jeff Frick that JavaScript has an “interesting trajectory.” He reflects that the ...
Weekly Cloud Review: Google Revamps Gmail, Yahoo Submits Bid for Hulu and More
A number of major cloud developments cropped up this week. We’ve learned that a major Gmail upgrade is in the works, Yahoo agreed to shell out over $500 million to buy Hulu, and Hewlett-Packard announced a set of platforms, apps and products for enterprise developers. A number of ambitious startups also earned themselves a spot ...
SuccessFactors Founder Lars Dalgaard Signs Up with Andreessen Horowitz
Andreessen Horowitz snagged SAP’s famed cloud boss to inject more synergy into its investment operations and boost entrepreneurs’ leadership mojo. Ben Horowitz blogged the news on Thursday. Lars Dalgaard has an impressive resume. SAP brought him on board to head its Cloud Business and serve on its Executive Board and Global Managing Board after it ...
Terremark’s Jim Anthony Reveals the New eCloud
Terremark’s representatives showed up at that EMC World 2013 conference in Las Vegas to spread the word about the new functionality that was recently added to Enterprise Cloud (eCloud) platform, the firm’s highly configurable infrastructure-as-a-service solution. SiliconAngle Head Writer Winston Edmonton interviewed Jim Anthony, the vice president of sales engineering at Terremark, to bring you ...