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All-flash arrays will become the new norm, says Pure Storage: 2015 Tech Predictions

By Suzanne Kattau Jan 1, 2015

In 2015, CIOs will be viewed as technical athletes and all-flash arrays (AFAs) will become the new norm. This is all according to John Hayes, Chief Architect and co-founder of Pure Storage, as well…

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust ETF files to list 1 million shares on NASDAQ

By Duncan Riley Jan 1, 2015

The Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust exchange traded fund (ETF) is going public following a final filing Wednesday to have the trust listed on the NASDAQ. The offering will see one million shares listed under the stock symbol COIN with…

Palm brand could be resurrected with Chinese made mobile devices

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2014

The once mighty smartphone and PDA brand Palm could be returning in the new year in the form of Chinese made mobile devices. The speculation comes from news that the Palm.com page, which had previously…

Snapchat celebrates the New Year with $485.6 million Series D round

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2014

Snapchat Inc. has some extra reasons to celebrate the new year with news that they have raised $485.6 million in a Series D round supported by 23 undisclosed investors. The new round brings total…

2015 will be the year of digital commerce, says Avangate: 2015 Tech Predictions

By Suzanne Kattau Dec 31, 2014

In 2015, marketing tech investments will embrace digital commerce. In fact, 2015 will be the year of digital commerce where will see companies transition away from single-point transactions with customers into deeper, longer-term relationships.…

Real-time analytics will become a critical directive for companies, says Cisco: 2015 Tech Predictions

By Suzanne Kattau Dec 31, 2014

In 2015, there will be a redefinition of what it means to be a technology company, mobility will become a critical driver of any company’s business success, and real-time analytics will help optimize natural…

The desk phone will live on but PBX legacy systems will die, says RingCentral: 2015 Tech Predictions

By Suzanne Kattau Dec 31, 2014

In 2015, we will ditch our desktop computers thanks to the cloud, the desk phone might live on but legacy systems will die, and smartphones will become the critical element to Big Data and…

Zuckerberg turns to Facebook to crowdsource his New Year’s resolution

By Eric David Dec 31, 2014

Facebook Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is turning to the more than 1 billion Facebook users for help in picking his “personal challenge” for 2015. “I’m crowdsourcing ideas for my next year’s personal challenge,” Zuckerberg…

Wikibon

Report finds operational impact is key to Big Data ROI

By Bert Latamore Dec 31, 2014

Wikibon research has demonstrated that most Big Data projects in 2014 actually lost money, returning an average of 55 cents on the dollar. However, a few companies stood out, with ROI of three times…

Samsung’s 2015 ATIV Book 9 set to take on the MacBook Air

By Collen Kriel Dec 31, 2014

Samsung Electronics America, Inc. will be launching an update to its ATIV Book 9, which is due to be super-slim and light. The new version is due to be launched at the Consumer Electronics…

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All-flash arrays will become the new norm, says Pure Storage: 2015 Tech Predictions

Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust ETF files to list 1 million shares on NASDAQ

Palm brand could be resurrected with Chinese made mobile devices

Snapchat celebrates the New Year with $485.6 million Series D round

2015 will be the year of digital commerce, says Avangate: 2015 Tech Predictions

Real-time analytics will become a critical directive for companies, says Cisco: 2015 Tech Predictions

Zuckerberg turns to Facebook to crowdsource his New Year’s resolution

Report finds operational impact is key to Big Data ROI

Samsung’s 2015 ATIV Book 9 set to take on the MacBook Air

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