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Self-driving cars: The good, bad and unknown

By Alicia Vellante Mar 24, 2016

The automobile is one of the most prominent and recognizable symbols of freedom, independence, and responsibility in the world. One major reason that turning sixteen in the United States is so highly anticipated is…

Who will emerge from the CUBEmadness 2016 Sweet Sixteen? | #CUBEmadness

By Nelson Williams Mar 24, 2016

CUBEmadness is off to a roaring start! This event pits 64 of the best tech interviews against each other in a battle to the finish. Your votes decide who wins! So far, interviews from…

Coding error exposes Walmart pharmacy customer data

By Robert Pleasant Mar 24, 2016

Walmart customers who frequent the online pharmacy should take caution, as a recent data leak has exposed consumer data. During migration to a new server, a software coding error left online pharmacy customers’ data…

Does the new Oracle Cloud Machine finally address public cloud’s Achilles heel? | #CloudWorld

By R. Danes Mar 24, 2016

What’s not to like about the cloud? Businesses can export architectural, maintenance and operational concerns to a cloud service provider for a reasonable subscription fee and cut their IT expenditures in the bargain. Well,…

The move to digitization: Meeting new challenges with growing cloud adoption | #CloudWorld

By Gabriel Pesek Mar 24, 2016

Among the attendees of the Oracle CloudWorld 2016 event in D.C. are enterprises and customers both old and new, all of them looking to find out the latest in how Oracle is upgrading and…

Wikibon

Systems of intelligence to self-tune based on business objectives says Wikibon

By Bert Latamore Mar 24, 2016

Early adapters are deploying systems of intelligence that will integrate data lakes, machine learning, systems of engagement and systems of record, and will self-tune themselves to business objectives writes Wikibon Big Data Analyst George…

Is Oracle 100% ‘cloud ready’? | #CloudWorld

By Amber Johnson Mar 24, 2016

This year’s Oracle CloudWorld is showcasing the versatility of the Oracle line of products. Familiar products, such as Oracle OpenStack, have been made more flexible in their programming languages. And new products, such as…

HPE and Microsoft invest in cloud computing startup Mesosphere

By Michelle Davidson Mar 24, 2016

Cloud computing startup Mesosphere Inc. got the support of two tech giants today: Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Microsoft. The company closed $73.5 million in a Series C funding round led by HPE, with…

Will Oracle survive ‘the cloud game’? | #CloudWorld

By Gabriel Pesek Mar 24, 2016

At this week’s Oracle CloudWorld event in Washington, D.C., competition between Oracle’s cloud services with those offered by Amazon’s AWS systems is one of the top points of discussion and business analysis. To cover that…

Oracle bids to take hybrid cloud to the next level

By Paul Gillin Mar 24, 2016

Although late to the cloud, Oracle appears to be intent on making up for lost time. The company made a strong bid for leadership in the market for hybrid clouds today with a series…

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Self-driving cars: The good, bad and unknown

Who will emerge from the CUBEmadness 2016 Sweet Sixteen? | #CUBEmadness

Coding error exposes Walmart pharmacy customer data

Does the new Oracle Cloud Machine finally address public cloud’s Achilles heel? | #CloudWorld

The move to digitization: Meeting new challenges with growing cloud adoption | #CloudWorld

Systems of intelligence to self-tune based on business objectives says Wikibon

Is Oracle 100% ‘cloud ready’? | #CloudWorld

HPE and Microsoft invest in cloud computing startup Mesosphere

Will Oracle survive ‘the cloud game’? | #CloudWorld

Oracle bids to take hybrid cloud to the next level

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