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Apple is removing Civil War games that feature the Confederate flag

By Eric David Jun 25, 2015

It looks like Apple has become the latest corporation to jump on the free PR bandwagon by dropping Civil War games from the AppStore if they feature the Confederate flag—the one people recognize anyway. Yes,…

Oracle Exadata available on subscription basis: 1/10th cost of AWS | #datacenter

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jun 25, 2015

Penny Avril, Oracle VP of Product Management, is excited by the possibilities for the Exadata Database Machine provided by the fully integrated Oracle PaaS. “Now Exadata is available on a subscription basis; it is…

Collaboration and engagement = Great customer experience | #RHSummit

By Heather Johnson Jun 25, 2015

Great customer experience should involve collaboration and engagement, according to Marco Bill-Peter, VP of Customer Experience and Engagement for Red Hat, Inc. “We made Red Hat consumable for the enterprise, but we also interact…

Oracle PaaS links Cloud and on-prem offering with completely integrated services | #datacenter

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Jun 25, 2015

“We want to be the PaaS that doesn’t simply provide Oracle technology, but our competition’s technology as well.” Hot on the heels of Larry Ellison’s “breathtaking announcement” about the new hybrid Cloud management capabilities…

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Redis Labs (ahem) caches in on NoSQL craze with $15 million funding round

By Maria Deutscher Jun 25, 2015

The funding train that has been making stops around the database world lately officially arrived in the caching segment this morning after Redis Labs Inc. announced a $15 million investment led by Bain Capital Ventures…

Smart farms get sensors to manage water in droughts

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 25, 2015

This week’s Smart City roundup features an agricultural tech company’s solution for droughts, and two smart office solutions raising funds to expand their operations. CropX delivers water management solution According to a report from the…

24 major computer breaches in 30-day period. Time to get real.

By John McAfee Jun 25, 2015

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) hack has acted as a smokescreen to mask a far broader problem that has occurred in the past 30 days. Here’s the full story in headlines (those in…

Dying Light dev spoofs Destiny’s Red Bull-exclusive DLC promo

By Eric David Jun 25, 2015

Destiny publisher Activision Publishing Inc. announced on Wednesday that it would be partnering with Red Bull to offer a timed-exclusive DLC mission through a code that would printed on cans of the energy drink, but some…

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BitSight bags $23 million to operationalize threat intelligence

By Maria Deutscher Jun 25, 2015

A day after HackerOne Inc. secured $25 million in funding to help organizations crowdsource data about vulnerabilities in their services, another startup called BitSight Technologies Inc. is bringing threat intelligence back into the limelight…

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Datameer integrates pre-packaged analytics into its Hadoop BI platform

By Maria Deutscher Jun 25, 2015

Gartner’s recent findings about the continued complexity woes hampering Hadoop adoption sent ripples through the analytics ecosystem, but the shockwave hasn’t been felt nearly as severely at Datameer Inc., which is consciously working to address the…

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Apple is removing Civil War games that feature the Confederate flag

Collaboration and engagement = Great customer experience | #RHSummit

Redis Labs (ahem) caches in on NoSQL craze with $15 million funding round

24 major computer breaches in 30-day period. Time to get real.

Dying Light dev spoofs Destiny’s Red Bull-exclusive DLC promo

Datameer integrates pre-packaged analytics into its Hadoop BI platform

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