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Gone phishing at Sprouts: Grocery chain faces massive data breach

By Robert Pleasant Apr 22, 2016

Think big businesses are the only ones targeted for cyber crime? Think again. Even grocery outlets can be targets of data breaches, as is the case for Sprouts Farmers Market. Store employees are struggling…

Mother Nature’s smartwatch: The Internet of Things for Earth Day 2016 | #EarthDay2016

By Kyt Dotson Apr 22, 2016

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a proposition that is here to stay as more and more everyday objects get networked together as sensors get smaller and more ubiquitous. This progression towards IoT has…

Tying machine learning to physics to support new science | #OpenPOWERSummit

By Nelson Williams Apr 22, 2016

Big Data is a powerful technology for business, but that power is even more important in the world of science. While business collects data on customers and processes, science can create staggering amounts of…

Amazon temporarily locked some games behind a Prime membership, including GTA V

By Eric David Apr 22, 2016

Earlier today, a number of Amazon users noticed that several popular games, including Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto V, could not be purchased through the site unless they were already an Amazon Prime subscriber. The restrictions…

The future of problem solving with deep learning | #OpenPOWERSummit

By R. Danes Apr 22, 2016

Bringing together silicon and software is what the conversation is about around OpenPOWER. Today’s application architects love the breathing room that open-source software gives them, and IBM thinks all in IT are going to…

Not just for software: Bringing open-source philosophy to hardware | #OpenPOWERSummit

By R. Danes Apr 22, 2016

Open-source software is one of the hottest commodities in IT these days. Customers love the choice and flexibility open-source offers, and they are gobbling up new software as fast as developers can create it.…

Hadoop World: Big questions about Big Data’s future #HS16Dublin

By Bert Latamore Apr 22, 2016

Is the day of the pure Hadoop startups over? Are the big vendors, and in particular the cloud service providers, taking over Hadoop infrastructure? Will most Big Data production systems be built on infrastructure-as-a-service…

Survey finds tech professionals are a footloose bunch

By Paul Gillin Apr 22, 2016

Watch out San Francisco; New York is out to get you. At least that’s what it would seem from the opinions expressed by users of the anonymous tech recruiting site Woo. The startup munged…

Year’s first tech IPO flops: Dell SecureWorks misses price target

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2016

Five months since the start of the year, it appears that Wall Street still hasn’t fully regained its appetite for tech IPOs. Dell Inc. experienced the market’s reduced interest first hand yesterday after putting…

Ceph unveils v10.2.0 Jewel, the “foundation” of its next LTS release

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2016

Red Hat Inc. has just rolled out an important new release of its software-defined object storage software Ceph, which it says will be the “foundation for the next long-term stable release”. The aim of…

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Gone phishing at Sprouts: Grocery chain faces massive data breach

Mother Nature’s smartwatch: The Internet of Things for Earth Day 2016 | #EarthDay2016

Tying machine learning to physics to support new science | #OpenPOWERSummit

Amazon temporarily locked some games behind a Prime membership, including GTA V

The future of problem solving with deep learning | #OpenPOWERSummit

Not just for software: Bringing open-source philosophy to hardware | #OpenPOWERSummit

Hadoop World: Big questions about Big Data’s future #HS16Dublin

Survey finds tech professionals are a footloose bunch

Ceph unveils v10.2.0 Jewel, the “foundation” of its next LTS release

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