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Dell’s flying high in software-defined storage: “We’re number one”

By Mike Wheatley Nov 7, 2014

It’s barely a year since Michael Dell took his company private, but already he’s insisting the gamble is paying off. “We’ve got incredible momentum in the business and we’re growing all across the world…

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HP brings tech war chest to battle with flash array upgrades

By Maria Deutscher Nov 7, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. is upping the ante in the battle for flash array dominance with new enhancements that the homegrown data services it has developed in recent years available to more customers. The move underscores…

Data is the lifeblood of applications | #HadoopHudson

By Cynthia Kuzela Nov 7, 2014

Cisco really wants people to understand the value of the infrastructure, and where Big Data fits into modern IT. That means Cisco also needs customers to understand the entire Hadoop platform, including the analytics…

Opinion: Why Skype’s “magic” video translator is unlikely to beat Google Translate

By James Farrell Nov 7, 2014

When I first heard of Microsoft’s real-time voice translation app for Skype and CEO, Satya Nadella’s bold prediction to “imagine in the very near future technology allowing humans to bridge geographic and language boundaries,” I…

Ubisoft’s “The Division” will not downgrade for PC

By Eric David Nov 7, 2014

Ubisoft has recently been the subject of some controversy due to accusations that “Assassin’s Creed: Unity” would have its graphics settings downgraded on all systems to keep it on par with the experience on the Xbox One.…

First Facebook community Q&A has Zuckerberg answer tough questions

By Eric David Nov 7, 2014

Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg fielded questions from users and businesses about the social network yesterday in the first ever community Q&A session. Facebook users submitted questions through the Q&A With Mark Facebook…

With Odysee your mobile media is more accessible than ever

By Collen Kriel Nov 7, 2014

A new app called Odysee has launched today, which allows users to back up their photos and videos straight to their home computer from their smartphone. This new way of backing up photos will…

Lenovo’s busy week: launches S90 ‘iPhone 6 copy’, Vibe X2 and earnings report

By Collen Kriel Nov 7, 2014

It’s been a busy week for Lenovo Group Ltd. This week saw them launching two new phones, one of which looks very much like the new iPhone, and announce a significant increase in net…

Busted: Feds close down Silk Road 2.0 and “several other” online drug dens

By Mike Wheatley Nov 7, 2014

The FBI and Europol have swooped to take a number of illegal “deep web” marketplaces offline in a major operation, according to reports. Among the sites taken down is the notorious Silk Road 2.0,…

Canonical launches LXD: Secure, open-source container hypervisors

By Mike Wheatley Nov 7, 2014

Docker is making waves again. Just this week, Google Inc. launched its cloud-based Docker-as-a-service called “Container Engine”, which is now available on its Google Compute Engine platform. And now, not to be outdone, Canonical…

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Dell’s flying high in software-defined storage: “We’re number one”

HP brings tech war chest to battle with flash array upgrades

Data is the lifeblood of applications | #HadoopHudson

Opinion: Why Skype’s “magic” video translator is unlikely to beat Google Translate

Ubisoft’s “The Division” will not downgrade for PC

Lenovo’s busy week: launches S90 ‘iPhone 6 copy’, Vibe X2 and earnings report

Busted: Feds close down Silk Road 2.0 and “several other” online drug dens

Canonical launches LXD: Secure, open-source container hypervisors

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