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IBM ups the scalability ante for its cloud-based data warehouse

By Maria Deutscher Jul 27, 2015

After a series of high-profile investments in cloud-based data warehousing startups, IBM Corp. is joining the fray with an update to its own managed analytics platform aimed at leveling the playing field against the younger…

Data management is sexy again | #MITCDOIQ

By Elizabeth Kays Jul 27, 2015

Thanks to the advent of Big Data and on-demand analytics, data management is sexy again. Jamie Popkin, VP & distinguished analyst at Gartner, Inc., joined theCUBE, SiliconANGLE’s Media team, at the MIT CDOIQ Symposium…

Doom multiplayer: first impressions | #QuakeCon2015

By Eric David Jul 27, 2015

Id Software surprised Doom fans at this year’s QuakeCon in Dallas, Texas, when it revealed that it would be letting attendees be the first to try out the multiplayer for the new game. I got…

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What you missed in Big Data: Security smarts

By Maria Deutscher Jul 27, 2015

Security took back the spotlight in the analytics world last week after Palantir Technologies Inc. raised another $450 million from investors in a round that brings its valuation to a reported $20 billion, an…

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What you missed in Cloud: Productivity through integration

By Maria Deutscher Jul 27, 2015

The public cloud became a much more productive place for enterprise workers last week thanks a series of major updates on the collaboration front, starting with Google Inc.’s introduction of a new extension that…

Pakistan squashes BlackBerry’s secure messaging service

By Mike Wheatley Jul 27, 2015

Pakistan is about to shut down access to BlackBerry’s secure messaging services due to unspecified “national security concerns”, according to media reports from the country. Pakistan’s Express Tribune obtained an unverified memo (.PDF) that…

Intel creates a ‘Cloud for All’ to hasten enterprise adoption

By Mike Wheatley Jul 27, 2015

Intel Corp. is stepping up its cloud game with the introduction of the Intel Cloud for All. Announced last Friday, the initiative is aimed at bringing the undeniable benefits of cloud computing to more…

Researchers unveil Hornet, a faster, more secure alternative to Tor

By Mike Wheatley Jul 27, 2015

While it’s long been possible to peruse the Internet privately using a range of encrypted tools, such measures often demand that browsing speed is sacrificed in order to keep your identity a secret. But…

Latecomer CurrentC may finally hit stores next month, albeit in ‘limited trial’

By Collen Kriel Jul 27, 2015

CurrentC, the mobile payments service developed by Merchant Customer Exchange (MCX), will reportedly enter a limited public trial in selected stores during August. A spokeswoman from MCX-member, Lowe’s Cos., told Bloomberg that MCX intends…

Mr. Robot, and how we, the weak, are exploited

By James Farrell Jul 27, 2015

Episode 5 of USA Network’s Mr. Robot: ‘Exploits’ (S1.E5 eps.1.4_3xpl0its.wmv), like the episodes that came before it, has been congratulated for its realistic interpretation of hacking. But in this installment, rather than sophisticated hacks…

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IBM ups the scalability ante for its cloud-based data warehouse

Data management is sexy again | #MITCDOIQ

Doom multiplayer: first impressions | #QuakeCon2015

What you missed in Big Data: Security smarts

What you missed in Cloud: Productivity through integration

Pakistan squashes BlackBerry’s secure messaging service

Researchers unveil Hornet, a faster, more secure alternative to Tor

Latecomer CurrentC may finally hit stores next month, albeit in ‘limited trial’

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