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Mainframe servers to provide boost to IBM | #IBMEdge

By Heather Johnson May 15, 2015

IBM recently welcomed more than 6,000 customers, as well as IBM execs and other IT industry leaders, to Las Vegas, Nevada, for IBM Edge2015. theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman observed that the…

Day 3 wrap-up: Challenges and opportunities for EMC | #emcworld

By Elizabeth Kays May 15, 2015

After three days of innovation, new releases and even motorcycles, John Furrier, founder of Silicon Angle, and Dave Vellante, chief analyst at Wikibon, wrapped up their experiences at EMC World 2015 with some predictions…

Neuroscience and women in tech | #emcworld

By Elizabeth Kays May 15, 2015

Stella Low and Amy Posey made a strong team in their EMC World 2015 interview with theCUBE about women in tech. As VP of Global Communications at EMC, Low has a vested interest in…

Belgian privacy watchdog says Facebook ‘tramples on’ European law

By Eric David May 15, 2015

Belgium’s Privacy Protection Commission has accused Facebook Inc of treating users’ privacy “with contempt” and being uncooperative when it comes to the commission’s investigation of the social media company’s privacy policies. “Facebook tramples on European…

Innovating, problem-solving and promoting women in tech | #emcworld

By Elizabeth Kays May 15, 2015

Fresh off the heels of winning the Capgemini global innovation award, Sheryl Chamberlain, VP of Global Partner Executive of Capgemini Global Channels & Partners, spoke with Jeff Frick of theCUBE about their major projects.…

To whom it may concern…

By John McAfee May 15, 2015

Editor’s Note: Introducing a new column by McAfee, Inc. founder and security pundit John McAfee. “Get McAfee’d” is a series exploring the impact of today’s all-access culture, debating the true meaning of personal data…

World of Warcraft’s huge drop in subscriptions ‘not surprising,’ says lead designer

By Eric David May 15, 2015

For a game that is over 10 years old, World of Warcraft remains surprisingly strong, especially compared to most other MMOs. The game’s subscription numbers soared to a surprising 10 million users at the release of…

Back to school: Amazon announces AWS Educate to boost cloud learning

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2015

Amazon Web Services is hoping to entice more students to take up cloud computing, with the launch of a new program called “AWS Educate” that’s totally free for all approved educators, institutions and students.…

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Percolate bags $40 million to horn in on Salesforce and Oracle’s marketing territory

By Maria Deutscher May 15, 2015

Everybody loves an underdog, even in the world of corporate marketing. Percolate Industries, Inc. hopes to turn that to its advantage with $40 in fresh capital from investors that will be spent trying to…

Azure rattles AWS & Google in Nasuni’s cloud storage tests

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2015

Storage-as-a-Service gateway startup Nasuni Corp. has just released one of its bi-annual reports rating the major public cloud service providers (CSPs), and it doesn’t make good reading for Google. Nasuni is a startup that…

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Mainframe servers to provide boost to IBM | #IBMEdge

Day 3 wrap-up: Challenges and opportunities for EMC | #emcworld

Neuroscience and women in tech | #emcworld

Belgian privacy watchdog says Facebook ‘tramples on’ European law

Innovating, problem-solving and promoting women in tech | #emcworld

To whom it may concern…

World of Warcraft’s huge drop in subscriptions ‘not surprising,’ says lead designer

Back to school: Amazon announces AWS Educate to boost cloud learning

Percolate bags $40 million to horn in on Salesforce and Oracle’s marketing territory

Azure rattles AWS & Google in Nasuni’s cloud storage tests

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