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Batman: Arkham Knight still broken on PC, Warner Bros offering refunds

By Eric David Nov 2, 2015

It seems that four months was not quite enough time to fix the atrocious PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight, and publisher Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment has announced that it will be offering refunds for…

America: The state of security and trust

By John McAfee Nov 2, 2015

It isn’t a surprise that in the interconnected world we live in, security is a big concern. For all of the security solutions out there, all of the competitive language, a number of questions…

What you missed in Big Data: A connected edge

By Maria Deutscher Nov 2, 2015

The analytics ecosystem shifted its attention to the broadband industry last week after Verizon Communications Inc. unveiled a new managed platform aimed at enabling organizations to process the vast quantities of data generated by…

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What you missed in Cloud: It’s all about the network

By Maria Deutscher Nov 2, 2015

Replicating the operational efficiency of the world’s top cloud providers became a much more reachable goal for the everyday enterprise last week after Akanda Inc. debuted a new iteration of its OpenStack network orchester…

Film Self/Less: After comparing Steve Jobs to Einstein it became pointless

By James Farrell Nov 2, 2015

Just out on DVD Tarsem Singh’s (Immortals) sci-fi Self/Less could be said to fall into the category of interesting premise, but poorly executed film. Similar to the 1997 film Face/Off, in story and in title,…

Typesafe sends Apache Spark flying with commercial support

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2015

Typesafe Inc., the company co-founded by Martin Odersky, creator of the Scala programming language, has announced full commercial support for the Apache Spark Big data processing engine. The move was announced at the Spark…

Rackspace offers up Carina containers-as-a-service in beta

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2015

Cloud hosting provider Rackspace Inc. is now offering containers-as-a-service through in beta through its newly announced Carina service. Carina is a hosted Docker-based container service that’s currently only available to customers in the U.S.…

Amazon, Google & Wal-Mart to work with FAA on drone regs

By Mike Wheatley Nov 1, 2015

Delivery drone wannabees Amazon.com, Inc., Google and Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. have signed on to a government task force headed up by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to help devise an identification and registration system…

Warning: Miners Center Bitcoin to fiat currency premium payment service is a scam

By Duncan Riley Nov 1, 2015

If an offer is too good to be true it usually is, and in the case of a new Bitcoin offering it screams scam from the rooftops. Called Miners Center, the site offers to…

Cyber Threat Alliance report finds Cryptowall 3.0 ransomware has raked in $325m

By Duncan Riley Nov 1, 2015

A new report has found that Cryptowall 3.0 ransomware operators have raked in around $325 million in ransom income for the malware developers since version 3.0 was first detected in the wild in January…

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Batman: Arkham Knight still broken on PC, Warner Bros offering refunds

America: The state of security and trust

What you missed in Big Data: A connected edge

What you missed in Cloud: It’s all about the network

Film Self/Less: After comparing Steve Jobs to Einstein it became pointless

Typesafe sends Apache Spark flying with commercial support

Rackspace offers up Carina containers-as-a-service in beta

Amazon, Google & Wal-Mart to work with FAA on drone regs

Warning: Miners Center Bitcoin to fiat currency premium payment service is a scam

Cyber Threat Alliance report finds Cryptowall 3.0 ransomware has raked in $325m

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