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Drone strike: Pilot claims quadcopter was “deliberately” flown at passenger plane

By Mike Wheatley Oct 28, 2014

As if drunk passengers, extreme turbulence, volcanic ash clouds and terrorists weren’t enough, pilots now have to be on the lookout for yet another threat – unnmanned flying drones being purposefully flown towards them.…

Pure Storage plots all-flash assault on hyper-converged systems

By Mike Wheatley Oct 28, 2014

Pure Storage Inc., the all-flash array vendor, has just given the strongest hint yet that it’s about to change direction and start building hyper-converged systems as part of an assault on the commodity server…

Apple Pay blocked by more retailers, Apple is unconcerned

By Collen Kriel Oct 28, 2014

Tim Cook does not appear too concerned over retailers blocking Apple Pay. On stage at the WSJDLive conference taking place in Laguna Beach, California, he referred to the continuing issue of merchants blocking Apple Pay as…

Microsoft toys with ARM-based chips for Windows Server

By Mike Wheatley Oct 28, 2014

Microsoft Corp. is reported to be testing an ARM-based version of Windows Server, according to Bloomberg, which cites unnamed sources familiar with the company’s plans. If the story is true, it would be an…

Tension caused by a new way to acquire Big Data services | #ibminsight

By Alina Popescu Oct 27, 2014

A new way to acquire Big Data services has caused a bit of tension, according to James Kobielus, Big Data Evangelist at IBM. Previously, employees had to go through corporate IT to secure data…

Java 8, Apache Spark set for rapid adoption

By Saroj Kar Oct 27, 2014

Java 8 shows signs of rapid adoption since its launch. A report by Typesafe, the company responsible for the development and support of the Scala language for the JVM, shows that the platform does…

Why the Internet of Things will turn data computing on its head | #ibminsight

By Rachel Schramm Oct 27, 2014

There are only two Internet of Things (IoT) markets: the personal and the industrial, said Jim Green, CTO for the Data and Analytics Business Group at Cisco Systems, Inc. While products like wearables and…

Before IT jumps on the data train, these changes must happen| #ibminsight

By Alina Popescu Oct 27, 2014

Enterprises should become data driven even though they are still in the infancy of adopting data within IT, according to CIO Strategic Advisor Tim Crawford. The AVOA executive expects that IT departments will become more…

What you missed in Cloud: OpenStack fever and an uneasy alliance

By Maria Deutscher Oct 27, 2014

The battle for the enterprise cloud continues to heat up as players on both sides of the competitive divide step up their efforts to secure dominance in the future of corporate computing. Last week…

How to upgrade iPhones free EVERY year: Sprint vs. T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 27, 2014

A new leader often means new opportunities, even for the oldest of businesses. Sprint Corp.’s new CEO Marcelo Claure wants new customers and he know how to get them – entice buyers with new iPhones…

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Drone strike: Pilot claims quadcopter was “deliberately” flown at passenger plane

Pure Storage plots all-flash assault on hyper-converged systems

Apple Pay blocked by more retailers, Apple is unconcerned

Microsoft toys with ARM-based chips for Windows Server

Java 8, Apache Spark set for rapid adoption

Why the Internet of Things will turn data computing on its head | #ibminsight

How to upgrade iPhones free EVERY year: Sprint vs. T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon

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