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Co-op games can lead to “pro-social” behavior—if your partner is helpful

By Eric David May 8, 2015

A new study from a researcher at Texas Tech University suggests that playing cooperative games can actually make you friendlier and less aggressive—as long as your partner isn’t an idiot. John Velez is an…

Rallying partners together is key in EMC’s strategy for the future| #emcworld

By Nelson Williams May 8, 2015

At EMC World 2015, Chad Sakac, president of EMC Corp.’s Global Systems Engineering, stopped by theCUBE to discuss the growing needs of businesses with Stu Miniman and Steve Chambers. The talk started with a lighthearted…

Intel and EMC join forces to promote diversity | #emcworld

By Nelson Williams May 8, 2015

Bev Crair and Andrea Nelson came to the table to join theCUBE’s Jeff Frick at EMC World 2015 to talk about diversity. Bev Crair is the Data Center Group VP at Intel Corp., and…

EMC is moving to the bleeding edge | #emcworld

By Rachel Schramm May 8, 2015

EMC is making significant business changes, according to Nick Kirsch, vice president and chief technology officer of EMC’s Emerging Technologies Department (ETD). The goal? To be “all about finding new tech elements” and to…

Guild Wars 2 hacker gets publicly shamed and executed in-game

By Eric David May 8, 2015

The developers behind the popular MMO Guild Wars 2 took an interesting approach to punishing a known hacker in the game by publicly shaming and executing his character. The hacker, whose main character name…

Skilled Engineering runs always-on IT with the power of EMC| #emcworld

By Elizabeth Kays May 8, 2015

With over 50,000 employees worldwide, Skilled Engineering, an Australian labor, hiring and recruitment company, is the perfect use-case for EMC Corp.’s systems. According to Pavel Rogik, the company’s senior technical analyst, running such a…

Nintendo plans to release 5 smartphone games by 2017

By Eric David May 8, 2015

Speculation has been swirling ever since Nintendo Co Ltd announced that it would start developing mobile games through a partnership with DeNA Co Ltd, and now the Japanese game maker has finally announced…

New Relic aims to keep a lid on Docker containers

By Mike Wheatley May 8, 2015

While Docker containers are still relatively rare as far as actual production deployments go, security will be a major challenge for IT operations teams in the coming years. A number of Docker security concerns…

Wikibon

Analyst reflects on four-year Big Data rocket ride

By Bert Latamore May 8, 2015

Big Data has grown from a promise into a business reality in the last four years, writes former Wikibon Analyst Jeff Kelly in his final Wikibon Professional Alert. Kelly (below right) left Wikibon on Friday…

Wikibon

Ask a Wikibon analyst: Are there reasons to worry about VMware?

By Paul Gillin May 8, 2015

If you look at financial results alone, VMware, Inc. is in great shape. The company reported another strong quarter two weeks ago and said its new initiatives are firing on all cylinders. So why…

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Co-op games can lead to “pro-social” behavior—if your partner is helpful

Rallying partners together is key in EMC’s strategy for the future| #emcworld

Intel and EMC join forces to promote diversity | #emcworld

EMC is moving to the bleeding edge | #emcworld

Guild Wars 2 hacker gets publicly shamed and executed in-game

Skilled Engineering runs always-on IT with the power of EMC| #emcworld

Nintendo plans to release 5 smartphone games by 2017

New Relic aims to keep a lid on Docker containers

Analyst reflects on four-year Big Data rocket ride

Ask a Wikibon analyst: Are there reasons to worry about VMware?

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