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GridGain gets $15M for its in-memory data fabric

By Maria Deutscher Feb 18, 2016

The venture capital community is starting to take note of the growing demand for in-memory analytics. A group of international investors led by Russian financial services giant Sberbank this morning bought a $15 million…

HPE AppPulse Trace helps developers find and fix errors quickly

By Michelle Davidson Feb 18, 2016

Customers expect high-performing applications. It’s imperative, therefore, that developers be able to identify problems and apply fixes quickly. If they can do it before customers notice, even better. The challenge is parsing though huge…

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Aria Systems raises $50m, will monetize IoT

By Kristen Nicole Feb 18, 2016

Where GoPro’s connected cameras may be shortsighted, Aria Systems wants businesses to succeed in monetizing the device data behind the Internet of Things (IoT). A fresh $50 million in funding boosts Aria Systems, Inc.‘s cloud-based…

Fancy a posh digital assistant? Give Windows 10’s Cortana a British accent

By Collen Kriel Feb 18, 2016

You can use Cortana in Windows 10 to set reminders, send emails and search your computer for files. With its integration with various third-party apps, like Uber, Hulu, and Twitter, you can also use…

MapR offers free Apache Spark training for developers

By Mike Wheatley Feb 18, 2016

MapR Technologies Inc., is getting serious about addressing the well-known “skills gap” in tech; it just rolled out a new on-demand training and certification course for Apache Spark, the in-memory analytics engine that many…

SpotCues takes on Slack & Facebook with location-based social networking for the enterprise

By Mike Wheatley Feb 18, 2016

A new contextualized, location-based social network is hoping to undermine more established services like Facebook and Slack in the enterprise by allowing businesses to better interact with mobile customers and end users. SpotCues, which…

Hollywood hospital coughs up Bitcoin to end ransomware attack

By Duncan Riley Feb 18, 2016

The Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center revealed Wednesday that it had decided to pay the ransom to hackers who had infected their computer system with ransomware. Although initial reports suggested that the ransom demanded was…

Dell/EMC deal almost in the bag, says Dell

By Mike Wheatley Feb 17, 2016

Dell Inc. has written a letter to its employees saying that its deal to acquire EMC Corp. is on track, despite the appearance of a flurry of rumors to the contrary in recent weeks.…

Protests planned as Government demands iPhone backdoor from Apple

By Duncan Riley Feb 17, 2016

News that the United States Government is demanding that Apple, Inc. build a backdoor into the iPhone has prompted an unprecedented response, including the first of many rallies to come from concerned iPhone users…

Windows 10 just got a big thumbs up from the Department of Defense

By Mike Wheatley Feb 17, 2016

Microsoft has been given a huge lift this morning with the news that the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has agreed to migrate more than four million devices to Windows 10 by January next…

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GridGain gets $15M for its in-memory data fabric

HPE AppPulse Trace helps developers find and fix errors quickly

Aria Systems raises $50m, will monetize IoT

Fancy a posh digital assistant? Give Windows 10’s Cortana a British accent

MapR offers free Apache Spark training for developers

Hollywood hospital coughs up Bitcoin to end ransomware attack

Dell/EMC deal almost in the bag, says Dell

Protests planned as Government demands iPhone backdoor from Apple

Windows 10 just got a big thumbs up from the Department of Defense

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