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Bitcoin Weekly 2014 November 12: NCR Silver plans Bitcoin support, XChange adds Coinsetter, Quickbooks and BitPay, and crypto demographics

By Kyt Dotson Nov 12, 2014

The big Bitcoin news this week comes from NCR Corporation who just announced plans to integrate Bitcoin payments into point of sale systems internationally. This announcement continues to bolster adoption by opening up more…

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SAP gets vertical with Internet of Things initiatives for niche services

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2014

Venturing ever further beyond its traditional comfort zone, SAP SE is diving into the Internet of Things to look for answers to the new challenges that are springing up across vertical markets in the…

Key cloud acquisitions by AWS rivals since 2012| #AWSreinvent

By Suzanne Kattau Nov 12, 2014

Ever since Amazon.com Inc. first announced its goal in 2012 to take over the enterprise cloud with its Amazon Web Services (AWS), AWS rivals Cisco Systems, Inc., Dell Inc., Google, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM, Microsoft,…

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Partners steal the show at Amazon re:Invent 2014

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2014

Returning attendees of re:Invent this week may have expected to be greeted with the same turret of new services Amazon.com Inc. unleashed at last year’s conference, but the retail giant has prepared a different…

Target vs. Best Buy for Black Friday: BOGO deals and free shipping

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2014

Thanksgiving is still two weeks away, but mouths are already watering over turkey, dressing and Black Friday deals. As the post-holiday sale seems to get promoted earlier every year, retailers battle over store lines and clicks…

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The more you know, the less you do: Rising security awareness hasn’t changed our behavior

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2014

The wave of successful cyber attacks that hit U.S. retailers over the last 12 months has drawn broad attention to the failings of traditional security methodologies, but such individual incidents – however far reaching…

How Software-Defined Access Networks bring service agility to operators

By Guest Author Nov 12, 2014

Software-defined networking (SDN) is generating big interest as a technology that makes networks programmable and less expensive to build and operate. SDN is achieved by separating the control and the data-forwarding functions of network…

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Bitcoin Weekly 2014 November 12: NCR Silver plans Bitcoin support, XChange adds Coinsetter, Quickbooks and BitPay, and crypto demographics

SAP gets vertical with Internet of Things initiatives for niche services

Partners steal the show at Amazon re:Invent 2014

Target vs. Best Buy for Black Friday: BOGO deals and free shipping

The more you know, the less you do: Rising security awareness hasn’t changed our behavior

How Software-Defined Access Networks bring service agility to operators

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