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5 new ways to put Siri to work for you in iOS 9

By Collen Kriel Aug 25, 2015

When Apple announced iOS 9 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, the company touted a more intelligent Siri capable of doing more than ever. With iOS 9 currently in its fifth beta release,…

LOL: startup called Burn Money claims to have raised a $3.1m seed round

By Duncan Riley Aug 25, 2015

In what is either a brilliant publicity prank or the best ever example of the insanity gripping the venture capital markets, a startup known as Burn Money is claiming to have raised a £2…

Basho beefs up Riak KV database with Apache Mesos

By Mike Wheatley Aug 25, 2015

Basho Technologies Inc., the company that develops the NoSQL-based Riak KV database, is teaming up with Cisco Systems Ltd. to build a framework that’ll allow Riak KV to run on Apache Mesos, the open-source…

ClearSky seeks to erase lines between cloud and local storage

By Paul Gillin Aug 25, 2015

Network latency and unpredictable performance have made cloud storage mostly the domain of cloud-native applications or file stores, but ClearSky Data, Inc. wants to make the cloud as fast and manageable as a local…

VMware’s quiet NSX 6.2 release suggests little or no progress on SDN

By Mike Wheatley Aug 24, 2015

VMware Inc. has quietly released an update to its NSX virtualized network platform. NSX 6.2 was slipped out the back door without any fanfare four days ago, and the lack of any raving from…

Apple planning a sensor band for Apple Watch before Apple Watch 2 launch in 2016

By Duncan Riley Aug 24, 2015

Despite general consensus that the Apple Watch has been a flop, Apple appears to be doubling down on its efforts with reports starting to emerge that the company is planning on releasing a new…

Coffee-based filament allows people to 3D print beautiful, brown objects

By Kyt Dotson Aug 24, 2015

People who like coffee can now make java-based objects with their 3D printers using a coffee filament manufactured by 3Dom USA called Wound Up, produced in partnership with Fargo, North Dakota based bio-composite company,…

Beyond transactional data: ‘SMAC’ | #Infa15

By Terry Fields Aug 24, 2015

“The Informatica platform has always been pivotal to our strategies,” said Arun Varadarajan, assistant VP and business leader, Enterprise Information Management, at Cognizant Technology Solutions. Varadarajan joined theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s production team, during Informatica World 2015. Clients are moving…

Two players at Pokémon World Championship arrested for death threats, illegal possession of firearms

By Eric David Aug 24, 2015

Professor Oak would be very disappointed in two young Iowans today who were arrested for allegedly making death threats and bringing illegal firearms and ammunitions to the Pokémon World Championship in Boston. Boston Police say that…

Data lakes the key to data accuracy?| #Infa15

By Terry Fields Aug 24, 2015

Progressing into the “total customer experience,” one of EMC’s key initiatives is the “Business Data Lake.” The idea is to have data scientists pull from a single, organized source as opposed to various chaotic sources.…

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5 new ways to put Siri to work for you in iOS 9

LOL: startup called Burn Money claims to have raised a $3.1m seed round

Basho beefs up Riak KV database with Apache Mesos

VMware’s quiet NSX 6.2 release suggests little or no progress on SDN

Apple planning a sensor band for Apple Watch before Apple Watch 2 launch in 2016

Coffee-based filament allows people to 3D print beautiful, brown objects

Beyond transactional data: ‘SMAC’ | #Infa15

Two players at Pokémon World Championship arrested for death threats, illegal possession of firearms

Data lakes the key to data accuracy?| #Infa15

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