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How fear of penis towers held back progress on Lego Universe

By Eric David Jun 1, 2015

Sometimes it seems like it is an unwritten rule in gaming that if you give players the ability to build things, someone will eventually make a penis. Or a forest of penises. Or a giant penis…

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Logentries goes after Splunk with new log analytics language

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2015

Now that data visualization is off the checklist, the self-service movement in the enterprise is turning its eyes towards machine-generated transmissions, with Logentries Inc. leading the charge. The cloud-based log management provider is rolling…

The OpenStack journey at Brocade | #openstack

By Nelson Williams Jun 1, 2015

At the recent OpenStack Summit 2015, Ken Ross, director of Project Management at Brocade Communications Systems, Inc., sat down with Stu Miniman of theCUBE to talk about how OpenStack fits into Brocade’s business. “A…

Most marketing books suck, but these are the ones you must read

By Brandon Mendelson Jun 1, 2015

(This is part three in a series on How To Be (Internet) Famous. You can check out the previous installments here.) The truth about marketing books is that 99.9 percent of them are crap.…

Wikibon

What you missed in Cloud: Hybrid helpers

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2015

The hybrid model of combining private and public clouds returned to the center of attention last week after EMC acquired Virtustream Inc. in $1.2 billion deal to bolster the off-premise component of its grand…

Nintendo’s next console rumored to run on Android

By Eric David Jun 1, 2015

Even with the current success of Nintendo Co Ltd’s most recent family-friendly title, Splatoon, the Japanese game company still has its eyes on the next console generation, especially after the mediocre sales performance of the Wii U.…

Sold: Intel picks up chip maker Altera for $16.7b

By Duncan Riley Jun 1, 2015

Coming far quicker than we suggested late yesterday, Intel Corp. has acquired Altera Corp. at an increased valuation than previously suggested, of $16.7 billion. The news comes after a period where the two agreed…

Wikibon

Teradata embraces BSON to court MongoDB adopters

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2015

Teradata Corp. is continuing its strategic shift toward supporting unstructured data at MongoDB World 2015 this morning with the addition of support for two new JSON variations to its namesake relational system aimed at…

The Internet of Things: A solution looking for a problem?

By Mike Wheatley Jun 1, 2015

The Internet of Things (IoT) is being wildly overhyped, and developers would be better off looking at it as the “Internet of Sensors” if they want to get ahead. “Companies that embrace the IoS…

Wikibon

HP flashes new 3PAR all-SSD arrays at under $1.50/gigabyte

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2015

Flash storage has passed another milestone on Wikibon’s downward cost reduction curve thanks to the introduction of new arrays from HP packing what are described as the biggest solid-state memory drives on the market…

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How fear of penis towers held back progress on Lego Universe

Logentries goes after Splunk with new log analytics language

The OpenStack journey at Brocade | #openstack

What you missed in Cloud: Hybrid helpers

Nintendo’s next console rumored to run on Android

Sold: Intel picks up chip maker Altera for $16.7b

Teradata embraces BSON to court MongoDB adopters

The Internet of Things: A solution looking for a problem?

HP flashes new 3PAR all-SSD arrays at under $1.50/gigabyte

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