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Zynga lays off 364 people in cost reduction plan, refocuses efforts

By Kyt Dotson May 7, 2015

Mobile and social game company Zynga Inc. recently released its Q1 2015 financial results, which outperformed expectations, but in which the company announced it would lay off 18 percent of the company–364 people–in an…

Facebook study challenges the social media ‘echo chamber’ theory

By Eric David May 7, 2015

Social media has often been criticized for allowing users to isolate themselves from different opinions by letting them pick and choose what content they want to see, but a new study published in the…

EMC & Oracle: collaboration and friendly competition | #emcworld

By Elizabeth Kays May 7, 2015

After spending 10 years at Oracle Corp., Sam Lucido is the perfect person to bridge the gap between databases and storage in his new role as senior manager of Database Solutions Technical Marketing at…

Vormetric and CloudHesive partner up to encrypt the cloud

By Kyt Dotson May 7, 2015

Today Vormetric, Inc. announced that CloudHesive LLC joined the Vormetric Cloud Partner Program, which will add several Encryption-as-a-Service (EaaS) solutions to CloudHesive’s cloud management toolset. The new offerings include services that employ Vormetric Transparent…

The worldwide digital landscape is driving EMC’s transformation| #emcworld

By Nelson Williams May 7, 2015

Jonathan Martin, chief marketing officer for EMC Corp., joined John Furrier and Dave Vellante on theCUBE during EMC World 2015 to speak about EMC and the EMC World show. The discussion started off with…

Rockstar has no problem with GTA V mods, denies banning players

By Eric David May 7, 2015

Earlier this week, large numbers of Grand Theft Auto V players claimed that they had been banned from Grand Theft Auto Online for using single player mods in GTA V. Today, Rockstar Games finally addressed the…

Australia’s ‘intangible goods’ tax could make games even more expensive

By Eric David May 7, 2015

A new bill proposed by the Australian federal government could make digital services like Netflix and Steam a lot more expensive for its citizens. The government is considering applying the goods and services…

EMC offers reference and software solutions for the future of IT | #emcworld

By Heather Johnson May 7, 2015

Josh Kahn, senior VP of EMC Corp. Global Solutions, spoke with theCUBE during EMC World 2015 about the various solutions that his department offers IT organizations. The “solutions” buzzword has become synonymous with platform…

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Twistlock launches out of stealth to secure the future of containers

By Maria Deutscher May 7, 2015

The burgeoning container ecosystem grew even bigger this morning after Twistlock exited stealth to tackle what is arguably biggest challenge standing in the way of making the technology ready for production use: security. The…

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Why Microsoft will make Windows free

By Paul Gillin May 7, 2015

About a year ago I chastised my colleague, Mike Wheatley, for suggesting in a story on SiliconANGLE that Microsoft should open-source Windows. That’s crazy, I said. Windows is a $20 billion revenue stream for…

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Zynga lays off 364 people in cost reduction plan, refocuses efforts

Facebook study challenges the social media ‘echo chamber’ theory

EMC & Oracle: collaboration and friendly competition | #emcworld

The worldwide digital landscape is driving EMC’s transformation| #emcworld

Rockstar has no problem with GTA V mods, denies banning players

Australia’s ‘intangible goods’ tax could make games even more expensive

EMC offers reference and software solutions for the future of IT | #emcworld

Twistlock launches out of stealth to secure the future of containers

Why Microsoft will make Windows free

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