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Oblong raises $65M to bring Minority Report technology into the office

By Maria Deutscher Oct 18, 2016

There are countless collaboration startups out there that promise to help organizations improve internal team communications, but few take their efforts as far as Oblong Industries Inc. The Los Angeles-based firm, which is working…

Inadequate storage tools hold back container adoption, survey finds

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2016

Storage issues are holding back adoption of container technology in the enterprise, according to a new survey by data storage firm Portworx Inc. The biggest challenge: a lack of sufficient tools to properly address…

The Shadow Brokers is now crowdfunding release of NSA hacking tools

By Duncan Riley Oct 18, 2016

Hacking group The Shadow Brokers has abandoned its efforts to auction off the hacking tools it stole from National Security Agency linked the Equation Group and is now running a crowdfunding campaign instead to…

Netflix shares surge after higher-than-expected Q3 new subscriber growth

By Duncan Riley Oct 18, 2016

Shares in Netflix Inc. surged Monday after the streaming media company reported higher-than-expected new subscriber numbers in the third quarter. International subscribers led Netflix’s growth, with the company adding 3.2 million subscribers outside the…

The JS Foundation launches to unite the JavaScript community

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2016

The Linux Foundation has announced the birth of the JS Foundation, which aims to provide technical governance and mentoring to a range of JavaScript-focused open-source development projects. JavaScript is one of the most popular…

Red Hat study shows virtualization will keep growing

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2016

With the rise of exciting new technologies like containers, virtualization might sometimes seem like it’s old hat. But not according to Red Hat Inc., whose latest research shows that enterprise adoption is still on…

A future of ad drones could be annoying – and effective

By James Farrell Oct 17, 2016

There has been much speculation over the possibility of a near future in which drones zipping around above heads in all directions becomes normal, whether it’s the burrito dropping drone earlier this year or CNN’s…

Report: Apple Car is dead in the water as company cuts hundreds of jobs

By Duncan Riley Oct 17, 2016

Apple Inc. has cut hundreds of positions in its car project and is now only pursuing self-driving technology that can be applied to other cars, according to a new report Monday. Bloomberg quotes sources as…

PBS launches colorful $80 Android tablet aimed at children

By Eric David Oct 17, 2016

The days of simple electronic toys like the Speak & Spell are long gone, and these days children know their way around a touchscreen before they even learn to speak. So it should come as no…

Cloud

Oracle’s bandwidth beast: three journeys to the cloud

By Dave Vellante Oct 17, 2016

The battle for the public cloud is intensifying. Choices made by practitioners in the next year will have long-term business consequences. The entrants are well known: AWS, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, ServiceNow, IBM, Oracle, SAP…

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Oblong raises $65M to bring Minority Report technology into the office

Inadequate storage tools hold back container adoption, survey finds

The Shadow Brokers is now crowdfunding release of NSA hacking tools

Netflix shares surge after higher-than-expected Q3 new subscriber growth

The JS Foundation launches to unite the JavaScript community

Red Hat study shows virtualization will keep growing

A future of ad drones could be annoying – and effective

Report: Apple Car is dead in the water as company cuts hundreds of jobs

PBS launches colorful $80 Android tablet aimed at children

Oracle’s bandwidth beast: three journeys to the cloud

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