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Monitoring solution takes burden off IT department at PNNL | #splunkconf

By Andrew Ruggiero Sep 22, 2015

With the ever-increasing amount of data available, companies are struggling to keep up and pull out what’s relevant from what isn’t. Pacific Northwest National Laboratories (PNNL) is no different according to Justin Brown, IT…

U.S. Marines take Google’s robot dog ‘Spot’ for a walk

By Kyt Dotson Sep 22, 2015

Boston Dynamics, subsidiary of Google Inc. (soon to be “Alphabet”) has produced some amazing robotic creations–amid them is Spot, a robotic “dog” designed for traversing different types of terrain. This week, reports Ars Technica,…

Splunk’s adoption, integration, networking and expansion | #splunkconf

By Gabriel Pesek Sep 22, 2015

After a productive start to the Splunk .conf2015, Kevin Davis, public sector VP of Splunk, Inc. met with John Furrier and George Gilbert of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, to discuss the highlights,…

Verizon takes risk-based approach to security | #splunkconf

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 22, 2015

In charge of managing a complex data environment with rapidly evolving internal and external threats, Mike Denning, VP of global security for Verizon Enterprise Solutions, revealed that the Verizon security team needed to “capture…

University reduces risk factors | #splunkconf

By Marlene Den Bleyker Sep 22, 2015

What are the challenges facing higher learning these days? Indiana University is now a Splunk, Inc. customer, and the school is using technology for more than just bringing students YouTube videos and Instagram photos.…

Splunk catches data in-flight | #splunkconf

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 22, 2015

“Driving a new generation of data and delivering value out of it,” is how Chairman and CEO Godfrey Sullivan describes Splunk, Inc.’s mission. Welcoming attendees to Splunk.conf 2015, the “Superbowl for Splunk customers” at…

Why Kickstarter has refiled itself as a Public Benefit Corporation

By Eric David Sep 22, 2015

Kickstarter Inc has ceased to exist after the popular crowdfunding platform refiled its business as a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), and this change has major implications for both the future of the company and…

Look out high school students: AIs are getting better at geometry tests than you

By Kyt Dotson Sep 22, 2015

Researchers at the University of Washington have created an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can solve geometry problems about as good at the average 11th-grade student. That means about 500 points (out of 800)…

Pico Cassettes are DRM tokens masquerading as game cartridges, and that’s ok

By Eric David Sep 22, 2015

At last week’s Tokyo Game Show, Japanese company Beatrobo Inc announced a new line of mobile game cartridges called Pico Cassettes, which are meant to be plugged into your smartphone’s headphone jack. Beatrobo CEO Hiroshi Asaeda said that…

Effectively handling security threats in the enterprise | #splunkconf

By Gabriel Pesek Sep 22, 2015

As SVP and Chief Information Security Officer for the community-based Orrstown Bank, Andrew Linn welcomes the convenience offered by Splunk’s console services. Coming from a background with JPMorgan Chase & Co, Linn found that…

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Monitoring solution takes burden off IT department at PNNL | #splunkconf

U.S. Marines take Google’s robot dog ‘Spot’ for a walk

Splunk’s adoption, integration, networking and expansion | #splunkconf

Verizon takes risk-based approach to security | #splunkconf

University reduces risk factors | #splunkconf

Splunk catches data in-flight | #splunkconf

Why Kickstarter has refiled itself as a Public Benefit Corporation

Look out high school students: AIs are getting better at geometry tests than you

Pico Cassettes are DRM tokens masquerading as game cartridges, and that’s ok

Effectively handling security threats in the enterprise | #splunkconf

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