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Google restructures as Alphabet: Divisions to be run independently, creating new investment opps

By Duncan Riley Aug 10, 2015

Google, Inc. as we have once known it is no longer with the tech giant announcing Monday a massive restructure of the company that will see the organization become known as Alphabet, Inc. Google, the…

Gamescom breaks attendance record with over 345,000 | #Gamescom15

By Eric David Aug 10, 2015

Gamescom is one of the largest annual gaming events in the world, drawing crowds in the hundreds of thousands to Cologne, Germany, where it is has been held every August since 2009. Despite a…

The data of online laughter: LOL is out, Haha is in

By Eric David Aug 10, 2015

There was a time when the term “LOL” was as synonymous with net culture as cat pictures and dancing babies, but these days the term does not see much use anymore, at least according…

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American Airlines and Sabre hit by reported Chinese hack

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2015

The hackers behind the biggest data breaches of the past year have reportedly struck again in a two-fold attack against American Airlines Group Inc. and flight reservation management giant Sabre Corp. that may have compromised…

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Users look for HP to fill gaps in its Big Data pipeline | #HPBigData2015

By Paul Gillin Aug 10, 2015

As Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Big Data Conference 2015 kicks off this week in Boston, customers will be looking for evidence that the hardware giant is evolving its strategy in software and can be a strategic…

What you missed in the Smart World: The IMDb of IoT and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 10, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features upcoming Internet of Things (IoT) events for this month of August, the first Windows 10 smart home hub, where to purchase accessories for the Apple Watch, how developers…

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IBM discovers another critical Android flaw that lets hackers replace real apps with malware

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2015

IBM Corp. has not waited for the shock from the recent discovery of a vulnerability affecting 95 percent of Android phones to wear off before dropping another security bombshell that is bound to raise…

Rockstar bans GTA5 modders who made their own multiplayer

By Eric David Aug 10, 2015

Rockstar Games Inc. has a complicated relationship with the people who mod its games. On the one hand, Rockstar has said that it loves seeing all of the cool fan creations that add new…

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What you missed in Cloud: The platforms of the future

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2015

The focus in the cloud turned to platforms last week, the highly scalable kind built to support the world’s largest enterprises. Red Hat Inc. set the ball rolling with the launch of a new version…

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Syncsort updates its data processing software to cut the mainframe bill

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2015

More than fifty years after the first mainframe entered the enterprise, big iron continues to find use with the world’s largest institutions, and continues to impose many of the original operational challenges on its…

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Google restructures as Alphabet: Divisions to be run independently, creating new investment opps

Gamescom breaks attendance record with over 345,000 | #Gamescom15

The data of online laughter: LOL is out, Haha is in

American Airlines and Sabre hit by reported Chinese hack

Users look for HP to fill gaps in its Big Data pipeline | #HPBigData2015

What you missed in the Smart World: The IMDb of IoT and more

IBM discovers another critical Android flaw that lets hackers replace real apps with malware

Rockstar bans GTA5 modders who made their own multiplayer

What you missed in Cloud: The platforms of the future

Syncsort updates its data processing software to cut the mainframe bill

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