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HPE takes pole position in storage market as rivals slump

By Mike Wheatley Jun 6, 2016

The latest enterprise storage market tracker from International Data Corp. (IDC) shows that Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) has done extremely well, bucking a trend that saw the wider market decline, with ODM supply to hyperscalers…

How to stop Facebook’s new targeted ads from following you around the web

By Collen Kriel Jun 6, 2016

If you are one of the 1.65 billion active monthly users on Facebook you will now be served ads, based on your information, preferences, interests and browsing history, not only on, but also off…

Google adds standard SQL support to BigQuery

By Mike Wheatley Jun 6, 2016

Google has rolled out a new beta of BigQuery, the data warehousing and analysis service available on Google Cloud Platform, which lets admins use standard SQL instead of one of its dialects. BigQuery’s revamped…

Tony Fadell out, former Motorola Home head Marwan Fawaz in as CEO of Alphabet-owned Nest

By Duncan Riley Jun 3, 2016

Troubled Alphabet, Inc. smart home devices subsidiary Nest, Inc. has a new Chief Executive Officer after a decision by Founder Tony Fadell to leave the position. Fadell made the announcement in a post on…

Acquisitions trump IPOs as the software cycle hits a turning point

By Robert Hof Jun 3, 2016

Software companies are suddenly finding it tough to go public, and the situation isn’t likely to ease much soon.

The interesting (if uncertain) future of the video chip | #growawards

By R. Danes Jun 3, 2016

The recent market performance of HD video chip producer, Ambarella, Inc., has caused some analysts to doubt the long-term prospects for micro image processors. But several trends turning the corner could combine to make…

IoT and the evolution of the semiconductor | #growawards

By R. Danes Jun 3, 2016

Talented IT people have a lot of choices about where to take a job these days. Companies have different strategies for attracting the best — some beef up salaries, others get creative with perks,…

Salaries, benefits, massages, oh my: Competing in the tech talent arms race | #growawards

By R. Danes Jun 3, 2016

Google gives employees free one-hour massages on-site when they complete projects; Facebook offers to cover $20,000 in cryogenic egg freezing for its female technologists. Sound extravagant? When you’re competing for the the small number…

40,000 podiatry patients have personal information pilfered

By Robert Pleasant Jun 3, 2016

Stamford Podiatry Group, P.C. has reached out to patients, informing them of a recent data breach. In this attack, an unauthorized party stole several months’ worth of information, and now over 40,000 patients are…

The ghost in the machine: Designing technology with a soul | #growawards

By R. Danes Jun 3, 2016

The advanced technologies being developed every year need savvy designers to build them into products that consumers connect with. Happily, the Internet of Things (IoT) explosion is concurring with the proliferation of new, innovative…

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HPE takes pole position in storage market as rivals slump

How to stop Facebook’s new targeted ads from following you around the web

Google adds standard SQL support to BigQuery

Tony Fadell out, former Motorola Home head Marwan Fawaz in as CEO of Alphabet-owned Nest

Acquisitions trump IPOs as the software cycle hits a turning point

The interesting (if uncertain) future of the video chip | #growawards

IoT and the evolution of the semiconductor | #growawards

Salaries, benefits, massages, oh my: Competing in the tech talent arms race | #growawards

40,000 podiatry patients have personal information pilfered

The ghost in the machine: Designing technology with a soul | #growawards

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