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Sysdig extends its container monitoring service to Google’s Kubernetes

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2015

Out of all the different sub-ecosystems that have evolved around Docker, perhaps none is as active as the one where Sysdig Inc. is competing. Monitoring vendors both large and small are vying to fill…

What you missed in Big Data: Understanding the consumer

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2015

Despite the rapid growth in the amount of data generated online, accurate customer information remains a rare commodity that can only be obtained from a limited number of sources, which have become competitive flashpoints for…

What you missed in Cloud: Redefining the social enterprise

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2015

The cloud ecosystem broke from its usual fixation on developers and business analysts last week to give social marketers their long-deserved share of the limelight. Salesforce.com Inc. provided the initial push with the release…

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H2O lands $20 million to drive its open-source data science platform

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2015

The venture capital train cruising around the analytics ecosystem made its latest stop in the machine learning space to unload $20 million on H20.ai Inc., the startup behind the open-source algorithm development platform of…

How to make the new Star Trek series better than it’s ever been before

By James Farrell Nov 9, 2015

It’s official that a new series of Star Trek (not related to upcoming film: Star Trek Beyond) will air on the CBS Television Network in 2017. Without giving much away, StarTrek.com did share something about…

Smarten up your watch collection with the Chronos disc

By Collen Kriel Nov 9, 2015

Trading a watch in your prized collection for the latest smartwatch is something that most avid watch collectors are unlikely to do, but that is no longer a choice you have to make. The…

Prison officials want your help to stop drones delivering drugs

By Mike Wheatley Nov 9, 2015

The US Federal Bureau of Prisons has asked the public for ideas to help them stop contraband-laden drones from flying drugs into prisons. While legal drone deliveries won’t take off until next year at…

Docker 1.9 intros a fix for container networking headaches

By Mike Wheatley Nov 9, 2015

Docker Inc. rolled out Docker version 1.9 last week with a major fix that makes containers a lot more ‘network aware’ than they ever were. One of the biggest problems for Docker users was…

Microsoft readies its next major Windows 10 Fall Update release

By Mike Wheatley Nov 9, 2015

Microsoft is on the verge of issuing its first major update to Windows 10. Officially called the Windows 10 Fall Update, the upgrade adds new functionality and a number of bug fixes to the…

ProtonMail pays Bitcoin ransom to stop DDoS attack, then is attacked further

By Duncan Riley Nov 9, 2015

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks with extortion demands for payments in Bitcoin cryptocurrency to stop them are becoming more and more popular in 2015, but what happens if you give in and pay…

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Sysdig extends its container monitoring service to Google’s Kubernetes

What you missed in Cloud: Redefining the social enterprise

H2O lands $20 million to drive its open-source data science platform

How to make the new Star Trek series better than it’s ever been before

Smarten up your watch collection with the Chronos disc

Prison officials want your help to stop drones delivering drugs

Docker 1.9 intros a fix for container networking headaches

Microsoft readies its next major Windows 10 Fall Update release

ProtonMail pays Bitcoin ransom to stop DDoS attack, then is attacked further

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