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YouTube courts VR with 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio

By Eric David Apr 18, 2016

YouTube announced today that it will be introducing 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio to its video sharing platform, bringing us one step closer to getting to experience obnoxious YouTube celebrities just like they…

Clarfication on my comments on Cloudera on theCUBE at #HadoopSummit

By John Furrier Apr 18, 2016

I was in Dublin this week broadcasting live on #theCUBE at the Hadoop Summit event. It’s customary that at the end of each day, I and my co-host (Dave Vellante in this case) wrap…

Dead at 75, Bill Campbell leaves legacy as legendary ‘Coach of Silicon Valley’

By Robert Hof Apr 18, 2016

Bill Campbell, one of the most influential mentors in Silicon Valley, has died, leaving an unmatched legacy of companies from Apple to Google to Intuit that he helped turn into world-changing forces. “Coach,” as…

Overwatch closed beta to shut down April 25 in preparation for launch

By Eric David Apr 18, 2016

Blizzard Entertainment has announced that the closed beta for Overwatch will be coming to an end on April 25 in preparation for the open beta, which starts May 4 at 4:00pm PDT (May 2…

Insomniac’s ‘The Unspoken’ brings wizard battles to life in VR

By Eric David Apr 18, 2016

Ratchet & Clank creator Insomniac Games unveiled a new virtual reality title today called The Unspoken, which the studio describes as “an Oculus Touch‐enabled VR action game that pulls players into a hidden world of…

IBM mounts video push with new customers and products

By Paul Gillin Apr 18, 2016

IBM is demonstrating that it’s serious about video this week with a series of new customer announcements and technology enhancements that it says make it possible to provide live, high-quality video anywhere in the…

GameStop launches indie game publishing arm called GameTrust

By Eric David Apr 18, 2016

Video game retailer GameStop Corp has been looking for new ways to stay relevant in a time when digital game downloads are becoming increasingly more popular than physical discs, and now the company has…

What you missed in Big Data: The chatbots are taking over

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2016

Among all the novel new applications of analytics that are making rounds in the enterprise these days, few are generating more buzz than chatbots. Last week saw Facebook Inc. add fuel to the fire…

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What you missed in Cloud: Big wins all around

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2016

Despite the continuing decline in venture capital spending, several cloud startups managed to buck the trend last week and secure the funding necessary for their growth plans. Among them was CloudEndure Ltd., which raised…

Dell, Red Hat, Cumulus fire up 300-node OpenStack cluster with DevOps tools

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2016

OpenStack deployments can be easily managed and deployed using open-source DevOps tools and networking solutions, as demonstrated in a new proof-of-concept (PoC) by Cumulus Networks, Dell Inc. and Red Hat Inc. The three vendors…

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YouTube courts VR with 360-degree live streaming and spatial audio

Clarfication on my comments on Cloudera on theCUBE at #HadoopSummit

Dead at 75, Bill Campbell leaves legacy as legendary ‘Coach of Silicon Valley’

Overwatch closed beta to shut down April 25 in preparation for launch

Insomniac’s ‘The Unspoken’ brings wizard battles to life in VR

IBM mounts video push with new customers and products

GameStop launches indie game publishing arm called GameTrust

What you missed in Big Data: The chatbots are taking over

What you missed in Cloud: Big wins all around

Dell, Red Hat, Cumulus fire up 300-node OpenStack cluster with DevOps tools

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