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Hired lands $40M to help companies find developers more easily

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2016

Much like every other part of business operations in the enterprise, recruitment is too undergoing significant changes as a result of the growing reliance on analytics for decision-making. The trend is spearheaded by a…

The Pirate Bay launches broadside at copyright cartels with in-browser streaming

By Kyt Dotson Feb 8, 2016

Notorious torrent search website, The Pirate Bay, has put a shot across the bow of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and other copyright groups with the addition of Torrents-Time, a browser plug-in…

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Will this be the year the startup bubble bursts? | #theCUBE

By R. Danes Feb 8, 2016

Another day, another startup promising to change everything — that’s been the climate in technology for the past few years, and analysts wonder how much longer it can last. The way to avoid the…

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DataGravity axes key staff as flash storage competition heats up

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2016

Organizations are buying more flash storage than ever before, but the fierce competition in the market is forcing some vendors to make difficult changes to their growth strategies. The latest victim of the squeeze…

What you missed in the Smart World: Super Bowl holo table and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 8, 2016

A futuristic vision of the Super Bowl, a freshly launched security platform for the connected universe, and a strategic acquisition are only some of the recent developments from top industry players towards the Internet…

Docker 1.10 doubles down on container security

By Mike Wheatley Feb 8, 2016

Docker Inc. pushed the latest version of its container engine technology late last week. Docker 1.10 comes with a strong focus on security, with the main updates being the addition of secure computing features…

Foxconn to acquire Sharp in $5.6bn deal

By Mike Wheatley Feb 8, 2016

Troubled Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp Corporation is set to be acquired by Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., better known as “Foxconn”, at the end of this month. Unlike similar multi-billion dollar acquisitions…

Inside the Dark Net episode 1: Isn’t that technically virtual pedophilia?

By James Farrell Feb 8, 2016

Showtime’s new eight-part documentary series Dark Net begins unsurprisingly disconcerting. For those of us that have lived sheltered lives, even with Google around to lead us astray, episode one of the series, Crush, delivers…

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What you missed in Big Data: Taming the Internet of Things

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2016

The industry effort to bring the vast amounts of machine-generated data coming off the connected universe under control received a significant boost last week after not one but two major vendors joined the fray.…

What you missed in Cloud: Value-added functionality

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2016

While other leading cloud providers like Amazon Inc. regularly undercut the competition to try and attract new users, Salesforce.com Inc. hopes to set itself apart by moving in the opposite direction of the price…

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Hired lands $40M to help companies find developers more easily

The Pirate Bay launches broadside at copyright cartels with in-browser streaming

Will this be the year the startup bubble bursts? | #theCUBE

DataGravity axes key staff as flash storage competition heats up

What you missed in the Smart World: Super Bowl holo table and more

Docker 1.10 doubles down on container security

Foxconn to acquire Sharp in $5.6bn deal

Inside the Dark Net episode 1: Isn’t that technically virtual pedophilia?

What you missed in Big Data: Taming the Internet of Things

What you missed in Cloud: Value-added functionality

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