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Google Calendar app back online after 4 hour outage

By Mike Wheatley Jul 1, 2016

Google’s popular calendar app is up and running again following an outage yesterday that left it unavailable for up to four hours for some users. Google first acknowledged the problem when it reported Calendar…

Report claims Apple is in talks to buy music streaming rival Tidal

By Duncan Riley Jul 1, 2016

In a surprising move Apple, Inc. is said to be in talks to acquire rival music streaming service Tidal (Aspiro AB). The Wall Street Journal claims that Apple is exploring the idea of acquiring…

NHTSA investigating fatal crash where Tesla driver was using autopilot

By Duncan Riley Jun 30, 2016

The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating Tesla Motors, Inc. following the death of a driver who was using the company’s autopilot feature. Joshua Brown, a 40-year-old man from Ohio,…

Red Hat showing solid growth; poised for more, analysts say | #RHSummit

By Tim Hawkins Jun 30, 2016

As the three days of the 2016 Red Hat Summit drew to a close, theCUBE analysts pointed out that this year’s show brought out a very interesting mix of people as well as ideas. “Going to space,” “helping…

Keeping customers involved in design and activity | #RHSummit

By Gabriel Pesek Jun 30, 2016

For every successful tech conference, there’s a team responsible for organizing all of the details, presentations, arrangements and scheduling, without whom the event would be well-intentioned chaos. Leigh Day, VP of Marketing Communications at Red…

Merging the ‘right stuff’ in IoT software | #RHSummit

By Amber Johnson Jun 30, 2016

The time for maintaining the status quo has fallen away. That is the message from Randy Meyer, VP and GM of Mission Critical Systems at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE). Whether the topic is…

‘It’s not a Hadoop-only world’: Casting a wider data net | #HS16SJ

By R. Danes Jun 30, 2016

Data keeps growing, and data science and application grow with it as do their complexity. Companies trying to get value from data can feel like they’re playing a catch-up game where they never quite…

Is a secondary system for analytics necessary? | #HS16SJ

By Brittany Greaner Jun 30, 2016

The database market has been rapidly changing, so much so that it’s hard to make declarative statements about any part of the process. Still, Oracle makes the claim that it takes decades to build a…

Containers swiftly becoming the de facto route to storage | #RHSummit

By Zoe Bernard Jun 30, 2016

Bigger workload capacity means smarter storage options — which is why Ranga Rangachari, Red Hat, Inc.’s VP and GM of Storage, suggests containers as the ultimate solution for data storage. And Rangachari’s customers are quick to agree: Rangachari…

Closing the gap to outer space with open source | #RHSummit

By Zoe Bernard Jun 30, 2016

So how do you prepare planet Mars for human life, anyway? That’s one question IT CTO of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Labs (JPL) Tom Soderstrom fielded from Stu Miniman (@stu) and Brian Gracely (@bgracely), cohosts of theCUBE, from…

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Google Calendar app back online after 4 hour outage

Report claims Apple is in talks to buy music streaming rival Tidal

NHTSA investigating fatal crash where Tesla driver was using autopilot

Red Hat showing solid growth; poised for more, analysts say | #RHSummit

Keeping customers involved in design and activity | #RHSummit

Merging the ‘right stuff’ in IoT software | #RHSummit

‘It’s not a Hadoop-only world’: Casting a wider data net | #HS16SJ

Is a secondary system for analytics necessary? | #HS16SJ

Containers swiftly becoming the de facto route to storage | #RHSummit

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