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Finding connection in a world of fragmented Clouds | #VMworld

By Nelson Williams Sep 2, 2015

These days, more and more of the tech world is moving to the Cloud, but there is no single Cloud out there. Instead, businesses find a world of fragmented Clouds, some public, some private, but…

Intel launches Skylake chips to bolster flagging PC sales

By Mike Wheatley Sep 2, 2015

Intel Corp. officially unveiled its next-generation of microchips at the IFA electronics show in Berlin earlier today. The new Skylake processor family was introduced alongside a number of new laptops and ultrabooks using the…

What’s new in WAN: Keeping the enterprise connected | #VMworld

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 2, 2015

As with most providers attending this year’s VMworld event, Ramesh Prabagaran, VP of product management for Viptela, Inc., is answering to his enterprise clients’ demands for growing bandwidth and keeping costs low. Prabagaran spoke with…

BYO flash to the Datrium party | #VMworld

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 2, 2015

When Brian Biles, CEO and cofounder of Datrium, Inc., partnered with other industry vets, the company found a gap in the market in the scalable storage within the virtual machine (VM) space. Three years later,…

Top dollar for old iPhones: Gazelle promises best trade-in value

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 2, 2015

If history is any indication, Apple is set to launch its new iPhones come September 9, 2015, with the handsets expected to be available for pre-order on the 11th and in stores by the 18th. Current…

Slaying the data dragon with Data-Aware Scale-Out NAS

By Brett Goodwin Sep 2, 2015

Data and storage have been intertwined from the beginning of recorded history, when bureaucrats in Mesopotamia around 3,000 B.C. used primitive tablets to record the allocation of rations (beer was one of the most…

LotusFlare raises $6M to bring the mobile web to the masses

By Mike Wheatley Sep 2, 2015

Most Americans these days take the Internet for granted. People are always connected, whether it’s at home, in the office, on their smartphones, they rarely miss a status update. But that’s not the case…

Solving the ‘copy creep’ problem in DevOps | #VMworld

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 2, 2015

“When you hear VMware talking about run, build, deliver, that’s what we do but on the copy data side, on the storage side,” said Ed Walsh, CEO of Catalogic. Walsh spoke with Dave Vellante of theCUBE, from…

Smart World Events we’re watching in September 2015

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 2, 2015

If you missed the Internet of Things (IoT) events in August, don’t fret, as more events are coming your way. From tradeshows in Europe to conferences in the U.S. and even in Asia, there’s…

‘Divinity: Original Sin 2’ Kickstarter surpasses the funding of the original in under a week

By Eric David Sep 2, 2015

Belgian game company Larian Studios had a great run on Kickstarter with Divinity: Original Sin, which raised over $900,000 in 2013. Now the game’s sequel has blown past its predecessor, raising over $1 million in…

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Finding connection in a world of fragmented Clouds | #VMworld

Intel launches Skylake chips to bolster flagging PC sales

What’s new in WAN: Keeping the enterprise connected | #VMworld

BYO flash to the Datrium party | #VMworld

Top dollar for old iPhones: Gazelle promises best trade-in value

Slaying the data dragon with Data-Aware Scale-Out NAS

LotusFlare raises $6M to bring the mobile web to the masses

Solving the ‘copy creep’ problem in DevOps | #VMworld

Smart World Events we’re watching in September 2015

‘Divinity: Original Sin 2’ Kickstarter surpasses the funding of the original in under a week

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