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Mark Zuckerberg once again defends Internet.org from critics in India

By Eric David Dec 28, 2015

The idea of providing free basic internet access to everyone sounds like an easy sell on paper, but Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has faced increasing criticism for his Internet.org initiative, whose mission is to…

Steam user confidence shaken by holiday security glitch

By Eric David Dec 28, 2015

It is bad enough when Steam undergoes its usual holiday service hiccups (either due to high traffic or intentional DDOS attacks), but users were treated to an even more upsetting situation over the holiday weekend when a…

Japanese researchers have made almost-touchable holograms

By Kyt Dotson Dec 28, 2015

Researchers and engineers at University of Tokyo’s Department of Complexity Science and Engineering have produced a prototype that uses holographic imaging and touch feedback to produce “touchable” holograms. The system is called Haptoclone and allows people…

Ashley Madison and the future of hackers: 2016 predictions

By Teryn O'Brien Dec 28, 2015

One of the most controversial data breaches of 2015 was the Ashley Madison scandal. This particular breach also added the additional bonus of smearing the end-user’s name. What kind of impact will the Ashley…

What you missed in the Smart World: 2016 predictions for IoT

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 28, 2015

What does 2016 hold for the Internet of Things (IoT)? Every week we round up the latest developments in the Smart World, from new developer platforms to smart city initiatives around the world. Here’s what…

Top 5 interviews from BigDataNYC 2015 | #BestoftheCUBE

By Marlene Den Bleyker Dec 28, 2015

During the last week of September, theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, interviewed some heavy hitters in the Big Data industry in New York City at BigDataNYC 2015. Here are some of the highlights of…

Automating pet care: Smart homes are the new dogsitters

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 28, 2015

Can the smart home be your new dogsitter? I love my dogs, and if I could, I would just lounge around and play with them all day. Nevertheless, there are times when I have to leave…

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Google to open $600M green Tennessee data center as part of clean energy push

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2015

The Southeastern United States is emerging at the center of Google Inc.’s efforts to remove its reliance on fossil fuels. A year after announcing plans to open a new Alabama data center powered entirely…

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What you missed in Big Data: Holiday cheer

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2015

The venture capital community showed its spirit of giving last week with a flurry of investments in the analytics ecosystem that made the holiday extra cheerful for a few lucky startups. First on the…

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What you missed in Cloud: Expansion plans

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2015

Last week saw the incumbent providers consolidate their hold over the public cloud with a series of strategic moves aimed at addressing the emerging use cases that are starting to appear on the agenda…

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Steam user confidence shaken by holiday security glitch

Japanese researchers have made almost-touchable holograms

Ashley Madison and the future of hackers: 2016 predictions

What you missed in the Smart World: 2016 predictions for IoT

Top 5 interviews from BigDataNYC 2015 | #BestoftheCUBE

Automating pet care: Smart homes are the new dogsitters

Google to open $600M green Tennessee data center as part of clean energy push

What you missed in Big Data: Holiday cheer

What you missed in Cloud: Expansion plans

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