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Medical data breach exposes patient records

By Robert Pleasant Mar 22, 2016

All it takes is one small mistake, and suddenly patient information is all over the Internet. That’s the case right now for Grand Street Medical Associates, after protected health information was left on an…

Ransomware holds hospital data hostage

By Robert Pleasant Mar 22, 2016

An internal state of emergency has been declared in Kentucky’s Methodist Hospital, following a ransomware attack. Files have been stolen, encrypted, and held for ransom, unless the hospital pays up. The malware in question,…

Nintendo rumored to be killing off Wii U production this year

By Eric David Mar 22, 2016

Nintendo Co Ltd has remained characteristically vague about when it plans to reveal its next console, which is codenamed Nintendo NX, but according to a report by Japanese news publication Nikkei, Nintendo plans to halt production on…

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EMC files yet another suit against Pure Storage over disputed deduplication tech

By Maria Deutscher Mar 22, 2016

A week after winning $14 million in damages as part of its long-running patent dispute with Pure Storage Inc., EMC Corp. is back for round two. The array maker is asking the Delaware court…

Micro Focus makes DevOps move with purchase of Serena Software

By Michelle Davidson Mar 22, 2016

Looking to build up its DevOps capabilities, Micro Focus International plans to buy Serena Software in a transaction valued at $540 million. The acquisition, which is expected to close in May and is subject…

Cloudera certification boosts DataRobot’s machine learning platform

By Paul Gillin Mar 22, 2016

Well-funded data science startup DataRobot Inc. it taking a big step into the enterprise market by achieving the highest level certification on Cloudera Inc.’s Enterprise 5, the most popular commercial Hadoop platform. Top-level certification means…

Dr. VR: New goggles diagnose traumatic brain injuries

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 22, 2016

Gaming may get the bulk of press love when it comes to virtual reality (VR) developments. But more companies are seeing the real world potential of VR technology, from tourism to education and training programs. One…

Welcome to CUBEmadness 2016! | #CUBEmadness

By Nelson Williams Mar 22, 2016

It’s time for the big contest at theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, known as CUBEmadness. Just like the college basketball tournament, it’s a battle between the best CUBE segments of the year. Your votes…

Webscale takes web application delivery to the cloud

By Michelle Davidson Mar 22, 2016

If a website can’t quickly add resources when customer usage is high, it can mean lost sales. An unresponsive site or a stalled checkout can cause a person to walk away. The elasticity of…

Report: Marketers increasingly dependent on analytics tools

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2016

The average marketer’s skill set has changed dramatically in the last decade, as the use of analytics tools becomes an essential aspect of their daily tasks. That finding comes from Aplitude Inc.’s newly published…

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Medical data breach exposes patient records

Ransomware holds hospital data hostage

Nintendo rumored to be killing off Wii U production this year

EMC files yet another suit against Pure Storage over disputed deduplication tech

Micro Focus makes DevOps move with purchase of Serena Software

Cloudera certification boosts DataRobot’s machine learning platform

Dr. VR: New goggles diagnose traumatic brain injuries

Welcome to CUBEmadness 2016! | #CUBEmadness

Report: Marketers increasingly dependent on analytics tools

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