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HyTrust survey highlights worrying lack of data encryption in the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2016

Yet another survey on cloud adoption has highlighted the lax attitude of enterprises towards data security. HyTrust Inc., in its 2016 HyTrust Cloud Adoption Survey, shows that 28 percent of companies that have deployed…

Red Hat ships out OpenShift container platform, pushes new Docker initiative

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2016

Red Hat Inc. appears to be shaking up the Docker ecosystem with the launch of its OpenShift Container Platform 3.3 along with a new project called the Open Container Initiative Daemon (OCID) that aims…

Yahoo admits hackers stole account details of 500M+ users

By Duncan Riley Sep 22, 2016

In one of the largest hacks in history, Yahoo Inc. admitted Thursday that hackers were able to obtain the account details of more than 500 million users in a 2014 breach. The breach raised…

IBM bets on Swift to shake up enterprise app development

By Mike Wheatley Sep 22, 2016

Apple Inc.’s popular open-source programming language Swift received major backing from IBM Corp. Thursday when the information technology giant announced a new runtime, or set of reusable programs, that allows Swift to be used on…

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Questioning the ‘Big’ in Big Data: Is it the size of data in the fight, or fight in the data? | #WikibonBoston

By R. Danes Sep 22, 2016

The very term “Big Data” implies that a company’s prospects for monetizing data can be measured in terabytes and petabytes. The thinking among many is that magnitude of data automatically translates to data value.…

Google subsidiary Jigsaw uses machine learning to fight online harassment

By Eric David Sep 22, 2016

Thanks to the anonymity of the internet, it is next to impossible to effectively fight online harassment, as services like Twitter have repeatedly learned. Jigsaw, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. (Google), wants to change…

The joy of going software-defined across compute and storage systems | #IBMEdge

By Nelson Williams Sep 22, 2016

The workload of the past is not the workload of the future. Modern business needs more computing, done more quickly, than ever before. That means where a company might have run one storage node…

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HyTrust survey highlights worrying lack of data encryption in the cloud

Red Hat ships out OpenShift container platform, pushes new Docker initiative

Yahoo admits hackers stole account details of 500M+ users

IBM bets on Swift to shake up enterprise app development

Questioning the ‘Big’ in Big Data: Is it the size of data in the fight, or fight in the data? | #WikibonBoston

Google subsidiary Jigsaw uses machine learning to fight online harassment

The joy of going software-defined across compute and storage systems | #IBMEdge

Cisco partners with Salesforce.com to take on Slack, Internet of Things

Experts give insight into the sudden rise of databases | #IBMEdge

Australian bank re-imagines customer experience thanks to NoSQL technology

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