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Facebook unveils open-source 360-degree camera for VR video | #F82016

By Eric David Apr 12, 2016

At this week’s F8 conference, social media giant Facebook introduced an open-source video camera called Facebook Surround 360, which is aimed at capturing footage in 360 degrees for use in virtual reality content creation. “When…

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New Lucidworks tool lets companies create customized data libraries for their users

By Maria Deutscher Apr 12, 2016

Although organizations usually build their analytics infrastructure with sophisticated business intelligence models in mind, not every interaction requires a complex query or mathematical formula. Workers often only need the ability to quickly fetch a…

Delivery of some Oculus Rift pre-orders delayed by months

By Eric David Apr 12, 2016

Oculus Rift officially launched more than two weeks ago, but it looks like some fans who pre-ordered the high end virtual reality headset will have to wait a bit longer for their device. Oculus…

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Hortonworks shores up Hadoop security with new open-source technologies

By Maria Deutscher Apr 12, 2016

Security emerged as a central talking point at the Hadoop Summit today after Hortonworks Inc. introduced a set of new features for its distribution of the platform aimed at helping customers protect their deployments…

Node.js rapidly driving IoT app development, container adoption

By Mike Wheatley Apr 12, 2016

With more than 3.5 million users, the Node.js cross-platform runtime environment is one of the fastest growing platforms for web, IoT and enterprise app development. So popular in fact, that the Node.js Foundation today…

The face of self-driving cars: How UI design builds trust for autonomy

By Kristen Nicole Apr 12, 2016

Self-driving cars are going mainstream, thanks to manufacturing innovations from the likes of Tesla and futuristic business opportunities from the likes of Uber. But with the plethora of connected car devices now available and more in…

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The creators of Linux’s I/O stack just raised $40M for their new storage startup

By Maria Deutscher Apr 12, 2016

The software-defined storage market is crowded with dozens of vendors ranging from small startups to well-established incumbents like EMC Corp., but Khosla Ventures believes that there’s still room for one more. The technology investment giant…

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Facebook unveils open-source 360-degree camera for VR video | #F82016

New Lucidworks tool lets companies create customized data libraries for their users

Delivery of some Oculus Rift pre-orders delayed by months

Hortonworks shores up Hadoop security with new open-source technologies

Node.js rapidly driving IoT app development, container adoption

The face of self-driving cars: How UI design builds trust for autonomy

The creators of Linux’s I/O stack just raised $40M for their new storage startup

Robin Systems wants to containerize the world’s Hadoop and NosQL clusters

CropX raises funding, revamps its sensor tech to extend the Internet of Things to the field

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