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Multi-gaming and the argument for “boring” games

By Eric David Mar 24, 2015

Who would want to play a boring game? With the video game industry becoming more and more competitive, you might think that any gameplay that is even remotely boring would be stripped out so that only…

BigDataNYC debate: Are Hadoop upstarts the future or road kill?

By Paul Gillin Mar 24, 2015

Big Data analytics is going to change business as we know it, but there’s no guarantee that the companies that dominate the market today will be around to take a victory lap. That was…

The race to secure .porn domains

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 24, 2015

On the defensive, a number of celebrities and brands have secured unsavory web domains all in an effort to keep others from destroying their public image. SiliconANGLE takes a look at a few of…

Facebook may soon host news content for New York Times and others

By Eric David Mar 24, 2015

Facebook has long been positioning itself as a personalized newspaper for its users — it is even right there in the name “News Feed.” Now, the social networking giant might be taking that claim…

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EMC draws on its federation for integrated Big Data framework

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2015

EMC is kicking off the week with the introduction of a reference architecture for Big Data analytics that combines disparate components from its federation of subsidiaries into an integrated data lake. The platform is the…

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Joyent’s new service promises to make on-premise containers a reality

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2015

Joyent Inc. hopes to speed the adoption of containers with a new service that promises to remove the main barriers to mainstream acceptance in one fell swoop. The launch is the culmination of a…

What you missed in the Smart World: Why IoT doesn’t need a unifying platform

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 24, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features a device that monitors when your pet is about to give birth, a building management system that battles sleepiness at the office, why the Internet of Things doesn’t…

Instagram introduces a collage-building app called Layout

By Eric David Mar 24, 2015

If you were tired of people complaining about the flood of Instagram pictures using one of the app’s many different filters, get ready for a new trend to take over your Facebook and Twitter feeds.…

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Talend takes data integration to the cloud

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2015

Talend Inc. is rolling out a cloud-based version of its data integration platform that aims to address the increasingly distributed nature of the modern enterprise. The launch represents an effort to level the playing…

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HP debuts appliance that delivers OpenStack-in-a-box

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2015

Hewlett-Packard Co. filled in another missing piece of its hybrid cloud this morning with the launch of a new integrated appliance aimed at lowering the adoption barrier for enterprises. The value proposition puts a…

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Multi-gaming and the argument for “boring” games

BigDataNYC debate: Are Hadoop upstarts the future or road kill?

The race to secure .porn domains

Facebook may soon host news content for New York Times and others

EMC draws on its federation for integrated Big Data framework

Joyent’s new service promises to make on-premise containers a reality

What you missed in the Smart World: Why IoT doesn’t need a unifying platform

Instagram introduces a collage-building app called Layout

HP debuts appliance that delivers OpenStack-in-a-box

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