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Swedbank grows infrastructure ‘organically’ while eliminating silos | #NEXTConf

By Amber Johnson Jun 19, 2015

When it comes to being an Infrastructure Architect, “the roles are definitely converging now,” explained David Quinney, infrastructure architect at Swedbank. “You need to know network … storage … compute” and have a “design…

Gartner urges enterprises to forget about Windows 8.1

By Mike Wheatley Jun 19, 2015

Gartner’s analysts have surprised no one with the recommendation that enterprises forgo upgrading to Windows 8.1 and instead migrate directly to Windows 10. Steve Kleynhans, a Gartner analyst, told Computerworld that Windows 8.1 will…

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Tamr raises $25.2 million from HP and friends for its data lake antithesis

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2015

Hewlett-Packard is among the main proponents of creating so-called data lakes in the enterprise to consolidate disparate records for more efficient analysis, but that hasn’t stopped its investment arm from backing an emerging startup…

Red Hat flying high as big customer event opens next week

By Bert Latamore Jun 19, 2015

Red Hat, Inc. executives should be buoyant as its annual Red Hat Summit opens in Boston next week. Lifted by yesterday’s strong earnings report and the exploding popularity of open source software, the biggest challenges the open-source…

Cloud giants turn to SDN as traditional networks lag behind

By Mike Wheatley Jun 19, 2015

Traditional networking gear just can’t keep up with the demands of today’s modern data center. At least that was the message delivered from executives of both Google and Microsoft at this week’s Open Network…

Oracle misses analysts expectations, blames strong dollar

By Mike Wheatley Jun 19, 2015

Oracle is the latest in a long line of struggling tech firms to point the finger of blame at the strength of the U.S. dollar, following a poor quarterly earnings report that missed analysts…

Cortana will have its very own key on Toshiba’s new line of laptops

By James Farrell Jun 19, 2015

Toshiba is betting that the digital assistant Cortana is going to be a big hit when Windows 10 arrives on July 29th, so big that she gets her own key on the company’s new…

Apple Watch nears 3M U.S. sales, extra bands highly profitable, says report

By Collen Kriel Jun 19, 2015

In a new report shared with Reuters, Slice Intelligence estimates that Apple has sold 2.79 million Apple Watches in the U.S. since the new wearable went on sale in April. The company’s research also…

Apple Watch 2 coming 2016: FaceTime video calls, better Wi-Fi, more models

By Collen Kriel Jun 19, 2015

Just over two months after the Apple Watch went on sale online and one day after it became available in Apple retail stores, a report claims Apple has a second-generation Apple Watch in the…

Moderated insanity: Fitbit shares close up 48% on their first day of trading

By Duncan Riley Jun 19, 2015

Fitness tracking maker Fitbit, Inc. went public Thursday to a positive response from Wall Street, closing its first day of trading up 48.4 percent at $29.68 from its original initial public offering price of…

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Swedbank grows infrastructure ‘organically’ while eliminating silos | #NEXTConf

Gartner urges enterprises to forget about Windows 8.1

Tamr raises $25.2 million from HP and friends for its data lake antithesis

Red Hat flying high as big customer event opens next week

Cortana will have its very own key on Toshiba’s new line of laptops

Apple Watch nears 3M U.S. sales, extra bands highly profitable, says report

Apple Watch 2 coming 2016: FaceTime video calls, better Wi-Fi, more models

Moderated insanity: Fitbit shares close up 48% on their first day of trading

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