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Teddy Ruxpin’s new contender: How does the talking Barbie compare to an 80s classic?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 31, 2015

The Internet of Things has delivered us many interesting innovations, from refrigerators that tweet, home appliances you can control with a smartphone, and driverless cars. Now, even toys are getting more connected! Have you heard…

Sensai launches new platform that lets companies leverage their unstructured data

By Eric David Mar 31, 2015

Nearly every established company has a pile of unstructured data that is just waiting to be used, but taking the eclectic mountains of old reports, call transcripts, emails and other files and turning them into something…

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IPO-bound Apigee extends its programmatic reach into the connected universe

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2015

Apigee Inc. is making a detour to the connected universe on its way to the stock exchange with the launch of a new service called LINK that promises to help hook up emerging categories…

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Cloudyn adds Azure to growing roster of supported public cloud services

By Paul Gillin Mar 31, 2015

With researchers predicting growth in the hybrid cloud market of as much as 50% this year alone, it’s no surprise that an aftermarket has emerged for technology that helps businesses optimize the multitude of…

Annual mobile app sales to top $99B by 2019, says report

By Collen Kriel Mar 31, 2015

In January, Apple revealed that iOS developers had earned $10 billion in revenue for 2014. Now a new report suggests that mobile app development will continue to be a lucrative endeavor. Annual revenue from…

Coho Data & Intel team up to turbo charge Docker containers

By Mike Wheatley Mar 31, 2015

Software-defined storage (SDN) startup Coho Data has hit the headlines again, teaming up with chip making giant Intel Corp. to search for a way to redefine how data center I/O can be managed in…

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Ponemon security survey finds threat intelligence is woefully underused

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2015

Knowing the enemy has always been important to winning battles, but gaining the right insight at the right time is much easier said than done in the fight against hackers. A new survey of…

IBM throws $3B into the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Mar 31, 2015

IBM has announced plans to create a dedicated business unit for Internet of Things (IoT), and will fund it to the tune of $3 billion over the next four years. Big Blue is a…

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What you missed in Cloud: Developers, developers, developers

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2015

The cloud spotlight returned to the development community last week as the major providers expanded their coding arsenals. Pivotal Software Inc. fired the opening round with the introduction of a landmark update to its…

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SDN evolution: Networking bigwigs unite to move routing up the stack

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2015

The networking industry is banding together once again to create an open-source routing framework envisioned as the linchpin for the software-defined environments of tomorrow. The initiative completes the last missing piece of an effort…

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Teddy Ruxpin’s new contender: How does the talking Barbie compare to an 80s classic?

Sensai launches new platform that lets companies leverage their unstructured data

IPO-bound Apigee extends its programmatic reach into the connected universe

Cloudyn adds Azure to growing roster of supported public cloud services

Annual mobile app sales to top $99B by 2019, says report

Coho Data & Intel team up to turbo charge Docker containers

Ponemon security survey finds threat intelligence is woefully underused

IBM throws $3B into the Internet of Things

SDN evolution: Networking bigwigs unite to move routing up the stack

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