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Nintendo adds more hoops for YouTubers to jump through

By Eric David Feb 5, 2015

Nintendo Co. Ltd. has never been big on the western fan video community, whether its Let’s Play videos on YouTube or livestreaming matches on Twitch, and now the Japanese game maker has made it even…

‘Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide’ announced with 4-player co-op

By Eric David Feb 5, 2015

War of the Roses developer Fatshark Games is working on a new Warhammer title. Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide will be a first-person, 4-player co-op game available on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.…

Neverwinter Online beta for Xbox One begins today

By Kyt Dotson Feb 5, 2015

Today owners of the Xbox One will be able to visit the besieged stronghold city of Neverwinter in Cryptic Studio’s free-to-play massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) Neverwinter Online. The beta for the…

Flocker creator ClusterHQ gets $12M to simplify container data management

By Mike Wheatley Feb 5, 2015

ClusterHQ, a little-known startup that’s driving development of the open-source Flocker container manager, believes there’s a fortune to be made by whoever can capitalize on the nascent technology. And now, thanks to a new…

Robots replacing firefighters in the Navy?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 5, 2015

This week’s Smart City roundup features an upcoming conference for smart building initiatives, a partnership for smart grid and smart meter solutions, and firefighting robots The Navy’s firefighting robot Naval vessels are armed with…

Once RadioShack is gone, where will DIY-ers go?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 5, 2015

RadioShack Corp., a haven for do-it-yourself enthusiasts, will soon meet its end. After years of trying to find its niche in the “connected era,” the company is now taking its last breaths. According to…

More CS:GO pro players are facing bans for match fixing

By Eric David Feb 5, 2015

Less than a month after a round of permanent bans were handed out to cheating Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) players for fixing professional tournament matches, another team has become embroiled in the same controversy. French…

Apache Spark: Hadoop friend or foe?

By Mike Wheatley Feb 5, 2015

Apache Spark is the tech du jour in Big Data right now. Its ability to provide speedy performance against huge volumes of data has made such a splash that some people are even beginning to…

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VMware picks up Immidio for VDI smarts

By Maria Deutscher Feb 5, 2015

Hot on the heels of releasing a landmark upgrade for its hypervisor, VMware is dropping another bombshell with the acquisition of a low-key startup called Immidio B.V. to match the competition on desktop virtualization.…

Twitter and Google team up, and Facebook turns 11

By Eric David Feb 5, 2015

According to a report by Bloomberg, microblog service Twitter Inc. has reached a deal with Google Inc. that will make it easier for people to find tweets in Google’s search results. Within the first…

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Nintendo adds more hoops for YouTubers to jump through

‘Warhammer: The End Times – Vermintide’ announced with 4-player co-op

Neverwinter Online beta for Xbox One begins today

Flocker creator ClusterHQ gets $12M to simplify container data management

Robots replacing firefighters in the Navy?

Once RadioShack is gone, where will DIY-ers go?

More CS:GO pro players are facing bans for match fixing

Apache Spark: Hadoop friend or foe?

VMware picks up Immidio for VDI smarts

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