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Game of Thrones mania gets cloudy

By Paul Gillin Mar 23, 2016

The folks at CloudEndure, a cloud-based disaster recovery and data migration service provider, tell us they’re big Game of Thrones fans. They’re also pretty good at content marketing. For the third year, CloudEndure has…

What comes after real-time for Big Data? | #WomenInTech

By Marlene Den Bleyker Mar 23, 2016

We know what Big Data is, we even figured out how to analyze large chunks of it in real-time. So what’s next for Big Data? And what current trends foster innovation for Big Data’s…

You can cover iPhone SE with an old 5S case, but why?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2016

Apple has finally introduced the iPhone SE and despite being described as a smaller version of the iPhone 6S, it looks a lot like an even older iPhone model, the 5S. Though some might think…

Security is not the path to Japan’s smart home market, as Icontrol expands beyond U.S.

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2016

Icontrol Networks, Inc., the company that specializes in home automation and security systems, announced that its foothold in the Japanese market has expanded with five new service provider customers via its Intelligent HOME platform.…

Red Hat becomes first $2 billion open-source software vendor

By Paul Gillin Mar 23, 2016

It turns out there is money to be made in open source. Red Hat Inc. beat Wall Street expectations and edged over the $2 billion annual revenue threshold, reporting fourth-quarter revenues of $544 million,…

FusionOps adds pre-defined prescriptive analytics to their supply chain intelligence cloud

By Duncan Riley Mar 23, 2016

Supply chain intelligence cloud provider FusionOps, Inc. has today announced that they have added pre-defined prescriptive analytics to their cloud platform The new feature will give enterprise users access to data science-backed recommendations that…