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Alex ‘Sandy’ Pentland on Enigma using the Bitcoin blockchain to compute with secure data | #MITCDOIQ

By Kyt Dotson Jul 22, 2015

With a name like Enigma readers would be right to suspect that MIT was working on something used by a super villain, of course the premise of the project is to make everyday people…

Designer herb box customizes pills, orders its own refills

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2015

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a new personalized nutrition system, an app that follows up on patients after they leave the hospital, and a second generation sports tracker. Nourish makes personalized pills FitNatic,…

Hack reveals best hotels for cheaters: Ashley Madison truths

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2015

Millions of relationships are at risk because Ashley Madison, a site that’s created a marketplace for marital affairs, was recently hacked compromising the very personal data of some 37 million users. The Impact Team,…

Big Data morality, according to SAP | #MITCDOIQ

By Heather Johnson Jul 22, 2015

Enterprise software company SAP SE, as a guest and sponsor of the MIT CDOIQ Symposium, brings with it the idea of Big Data morality. Ken Demma, VP, Office of the CIO, Anlaytics, for SAP,…

Twitch joins the list of sites moving to ditch Flash for HTML5

By Eric David Jul 22, 2015

Popular live-streaming site Twitch has become yet another web service to move away from Adobe Flash, the ailing media platform that has long been the dominant method of displaying multimedia content online. While Twitch’s…

Big Data volume, velocity and variety continue to grow; but what about value? | #MITCDOIQ

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jul 22, 2015

Intel Corp. is constantly earning it’s right to be a trusted advisor in the data management marketplace, according to Mykola Hayvanovych, global director of Data Science with Intel. Hayvanovych joined theCUBE, SiliconANGLE’s Media team,…

Google Maps’ creepy new timeline feature shows everywhere you’ve been

By Eric David Jul 22, 2015

It is no secret that Google’s data collection skills rival the National Security Agency (NSA) for thoroughness, and the newly launched “Your Timeline” feature for Google Maps shows just how much the search giant…

Low-hanging fruit in healthcare data leverages predictions, prioritizes patients| #MITCDOQ

By Amber Johnson Jul 22, 2015

Nicholas Marko “occupies the space between compute and clinical” in the field of health service Big Data. As both a clinical brain surgeon and the Chief Data Officer for Geisinger Health System Foundation, Dr.…

Is mouse support for Xbox One a good idea?

By Eric David Jul 22, 2015

Microsoft’s Xbox head Phil Spencer recently said via Twitter that keyboard and mouse support for Xbox One “aren’t far away,” and while it is not yet clear how far that support will go, there…

The year of open source: A disruptive time in IT industry | #MITCDOIQ

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jul 22, 2015

Kicking off theCUBE’s third year of coverage of the MITCDOIQ Symposium, Wikibon chief analyst Dave Vellante and SiliconANGLE enterprise editor Paul Gillin discuss how the role of the CIO is changing due to the…

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Alex ‘Sandy’ Pentland on Enigma using the Bitcoin blockchain to compute with secure data | #MITCDOIQ

Designer herb box customizes pills, orders its own refills

Hack reveals best hotels for cheaters: Ashley Madison truths

Big Data morality, according to SAP | #MITCDOIQ

Twitch joins the list of sites moving to ditch Flash for HTML5

Big Data volume, velocity and variety continue to grow; but what about value? | #MITCDOIQ

Google Maps’ creepy new timeline feature shows everywhere you’ve been

Low-hanging fruit in healthcare data leverages predictions, prioritizes patients| #MITCDOQ

Is mouse support for Xbox One a good idea?

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