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How a West Coast port strike could be bad news for Nintendo

By Eric David Feb 19, 2015

A long running dispute involving a West Coast union and Pacific shipping companies does not seem to be ending anytime soon, which is bad news for Nintendo Co Ltd and many other Asian manufacturers. Cargo ships…

Pentaho’s Open Source Background Keeps It Flexible in a Changing Marketplace | #BigDataSV

By Rachel Schramm Feb 19, 2015

Enabling customers to ride the waves of tech trends is a big part of Pentaho Corporation’s business approach, said the tech company’s Vice President of Product and Solutions Marketing, Donna Prlich, during a live interview…

Facebook releases Stetho, an open source debugger for Android devs

By Eric David Feb 19, 2015

Facebook Inc. has become more than just a social media company over the last few years as the company started developing new technologies to solve its own unique challenges. Some of these innovations have been released into the…

Spark’s Low Latency Drives Customer Interest | #BigDataSV

By Rachel Schramm Feb 19, 2015

Rishi Yadav, CEO of InfoObjects and author of the Spark Cookbook, explained that Spark’s ability to bring latency “to sub-second level” has drawn clients to InfoObject’s…

Lizard Squad rebrand with Silk Road replacement to become drug kingpins?

By Kyt Dotson Feb 19, 2015

After becoming infamous on the Internet for the Christmas Day siege of Xbox Live and PlayStation Network, which knocked the services offline, Lizard Squad quickly launched a DDoS-for-hire Lizard Stresser. The Internet mayhem…

Will IBM’s software-defined assault on storage pay off?

By Mike Wheatley Feb 19, 2015

This week, IBM announced the launch of IBM Spectrum Storage, targeted at both software-defined storage (SDS) and the hybrid cloud, in the process once again pushing its storage initiatives back under the spotlight. Major…

Pivotal, Hortonworks come together to champion the Open Data Platform | #BigDataSV

By Rachel Schramm Feb 19, 2015

The recently announced Open Data Platform is intended to both foster innovation both on the customer side and throughout the industry. Shaun Connolly, Vice President of Corporate Strategy at Horntonworks and Leo Spiegel, Senior…

Which SmartTVs are spying on you, and how to stop Big Brother

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 19, 2015

Big Brother, telescreen, 24/7 surveillance — these are just some of the terrifying concepts featured in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four novel, which was published in 1949. It’s amazing how a novel from almost 60…

Surprised me: Microsoft won’t kill Dropbox

By David Coursey Feb 19, 2015

This is not how things were supposed to work out. Several years ago, I theorized that once Microsoft, Apple and others got their acts together, the spaces inhabited by Dropbox, Box and the other…

Epic Games offers $5 million to devs for using Unreal Engine

By Eric David Feb 19, 2015

Epic Games Inc. has announced that it will be giving out $5 million in financial grants to developers with “no strings attached” provided that they use the company’s Unreal Engine to develop their games.…

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How a West Coast port strike could be bad news for Nintendo

Pentaho’s Open Source Background Keeps It Flexible in a Changing Marketplace | #BigDataSV

Facebook releases Stetho, an open source debugger for Android devs

Spark’s Low Latency Drives Customer Interest | #BigDataSV

Lizard Squad rebrand with Silk Road replacement to become drug kingpins?

Will IBM’s software-defined assault on storage pay off?

Pivotal, Hortonworks come together to champion the Open Data Platform | #BigDataSV

Which SmartTVs are spying on you, and how to stop Big Brother

Epic Games offers $5 million to devs for using Unreal Engine

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