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Designing data-aware storage: DataGravity on analytics, horoscopes

By Kristen Nicole Apr 7, 2015

After being named “Best of Show” by tech media company TechTarget, Inc. at last year’s VMworld, DataGravity, Inc. went from stealth mode to servicing a number of use cases and verticals. After a whirlwind…

Bitcoin Foundation is out of cash, considers restructuring plans

By Kyt Dotson Apr 7, 2015

The Bitcoin Foundation, a U.S. outfit consisting of bitcoin luminaries organized to help promote the cryptocurrency, has seen a great deal of controversy lately and the most recent rumors involve documents and statements floating…

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Cloudonomics: The race to zero is moving up the stack

By Maria Deutscher Apr 7, 2015

The trademark margin-cutting strategy of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has disrupted brick-and-mortar commerce and forever changed consumer spending, but that’s only the prelude to the future impact on the enterprise. The retail-turned-cloud-giant’s model is…

How Facebook stalking your friends is bad for you

By Eric David Apr 7, 2015

Have you seen that study that says using Facebook excessively has been linked to symptoms of depression? If you asked “Which one?” then you have noticed a growing trend over the last few years…

ZenPayroll grabs $60M from Google Capital to build out cloud-based payroll processing solution

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2015

Cloud-based payroll software provider ZenPayroll has cobbled together $60 million in a series B funding round led by Google Capital. The latest round, which also saw participation from Emergence Capital Partners, Ribbit Capital, General…

Intel bids to mask mobile losses with new reporting structure

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2015

Intel Corp. has announced a change to the way it reports its quarterly earnings in an all-too-obvious effort to mask the poor performance of its Mobile and Communications division. The chip maker unveiled its…

Microsoft seals the deal for Revolution Analytics

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2015

Microsoft has completed its takeover of Revolution Analytics, the company that commercalizes R, a programming language designed specifically to perform statistical analysis that has soared in popularity over recent years with the rise of…

Amazon reportedly saved Crytek with $50-$70 million licensing deal

By Eric David Apr 7, 2015

Crytek, the German studio behind CryEngine and games like the Crysis franchise, faced some tough financial challenges at the end of last year. The developer appeared to have trouble paying some of its employees on time,…

Oracle adds Big Data Integration tool to streamline Hadoop deployments

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2015

Oracle Corp. yesterday took the wraps off its new Data Integrator for Big Data, a solution that’s designed to help facilitate data integration and help deliver actionable insights to customers. The news comes shortly…

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Amazon edges toward hybrid cloud embrace with CodeDeploy updates

By Maria Deutscher Apr 7, 2015

Amazon has extended its recently introduced code deployment service to work with on-premise machines in a small but significant expansion signaling a strategic change of focus toward hybrid clouds. It’s among the last of…

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Designing data-aware storage: DataGravity on analytics, horoscopes

Bitcoin Foundation is out of cash, considers restructuring plans

ZenPayroll grabs $60M from Google Capital to build out cloud-based payroll processing solution

Intel bids to mask mobile losses with new reporting structure

Microsoft seals the deal for Revolution Analytics

Amazon reportedly saved Crytek with $50-$70 million licensing deal

Oracle adds Big Data Integration tool to streamline Hadoop deployments

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